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Playlist of the Week: 12/5
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Best of 2011 Guest Mixtape
The best tracks of the year, as chosen by WQHS DJ Jason Oscar. Jason is the host of Wizzard Sleeve, Saturdays from 2–4pm on WQHS.org. Best of \'11 Guest Playlist by Street Music on Grooveshark'}" alt="" />
Collective Action
Collective debuts tonight with free concert.
Interview: Peter Berkman of Anamanaguchi
Street spoke with Peter Berkman of the “chiptune” indie rock outfit Anamanaguchi about video games, the Spice Girls, and interning at Prada.
Playlist of the Week: 11/28
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Playlist of the Week: 11/21
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Musical Notes: When Streaming Went Social
Facebook wants our religious views. Our hometowns, the languages we know. It wants our relationship statuses, our favorite movies — and now it wants our soundtracks.
Taking Care of Us
Canadian rap superstar showcases sensitive side on sophomore effort.
One Track Mind: "Lonely Boy," The Black Keys
The Black Keys - Lonely Boy As bands grow older, they often lose their luster — that special thing we loved about them.
Playlist of the Week: 11/14
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Noel Gallagher Finds His Inner Oasis On Solo Debut
Depending on your tolerance level, knowing that Noel Gallagher is the man responsible for Oasis’ “Wonderwall” is either a deal–maker or a deal–breaker when approaching his solo work.
This Is Your Brain On Concerts
Shows become playgrounds for recreational drug use.
One Track Mind: Childish Gambino's "Freaks And Geeks"
Freaks and Geeks, the TV show, was cancelled after 18 episodes.
Interview: Theophilus London Gets Real About Cookies and Hair Cuts
Street caught up with Theophilus London after his show at Union Transfer on Tuesday, October 25.
Six Degrees of Collaboration
This fall, collaborations between artists have been dominating music news and generating lots of hype and excitement — and the trend doesn’t show any signs of letting up.
Hyper–literate Decemberists Return with More of the Same.
The revolution may now be televised, but that doesn’t mean it always warrants listeners.
