You Can Check Out Any Time You Like
Hotel California as recorded on MTV in 1994 is an astounding display of sonic perfection. And I don't even like the Eagles.
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Better Together MXTP
Voices joining to create something more than the sum of their parts. An audiophile mix tape of fantastic vocal harmonies.
I Need You To Drive The Nail
Broken Man by St. Vincent is blistering, moody industrial rock with a hidden superpower–sick guitar tone.
Spotify Isn't What We Wish it Was (And That's OK)
Streamers make it easier than ever to listen to and distribute music. What they aren't doing is paying artists a living wage, and that's OK. Here's why...
Whatcha Gonna Do? Rap Is Not Afraid Of You
On Bring the Noise, Public Enemy unleashes an expertly controlled explosion of hard funk, jazz, industrial, and deftly scratched records.
"Wave Seeker" HDPI Wallpaper Pack
HDPI digital wallpaper pack in three sizes and five color variants.
Cheat Sheet: Stereo Speaker Setup
A checklist to improve stereo speaker sound for free in under an hour
That Ain't Working
There is a strong argument that Money for Nothing by Dire Straits is the production standard for dynamic range and clarity.
Hold on a Sec
Flu from K-pop megastar IU's album "Lilac" is three minutes of dynamic pop sugar that will fly you to hi-fi tweeter heaven.
Dreadful MXTP
A no-cheese Halloween mix tape. Creeping crawling tracks featuring monsters both real and imagined, hand-selected to deliver goosebumps in high-fidelity.
You Must Have Been Out Your Mind
The Pot from TOOL's "10,000 Days" album is a monstrous song with gobs of tiny details worth listening to.
A Map With No Ocean
James Blake's semi-cover song, Limit to Your Love, is a bizarre journey into the depths of sound.