<p>There’s a moment on MyCompiledThoughts’ new EP when the Boston-born artist conveys the sensuous ecstasy of love — and unknowingly, the vibe of his own project. “Like poetry mixed with Jodeci” he sings on “Magnified,” the penultimate track of the retro-tinged Soul Brother, out today (March 29). The lyric could practically be a pull quote hyping the new material from the singer and producer, who out-suaves himself once again with this collection of charismatic R&B. Dipped in 70s-style soul and […]</p>
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<p>There are fever dreams, and then there are HARDC0RE DR3AMZ — i.e. lusty jolts of techno provided by Rico Nasty and Boys Noize. A recipe for chaos in the club if there ever was one, the pair today (March 29) unveiled a taut three-track EP that borders on hallucinogenic. From lead single “Arintintin” — which proclaims “Lights down, bass up / I ain’t going home / Face down, ass up / I ain’t going home” like a battle cry — to the deceivingly […]</p>
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<p>Editor’s Note: Welcome to V3 Weekend, Vanyaland‘s guide to help you sort out your weekend entertainment with curated selections and recommendations across our three pillars of Music, Comedy, and Film/TV. It’s what you should know about, where you need to be, and where you’ll be going, with us riding shotgun along the way. Music: flipturn at House of Blues Most of us one day woke up and realized flipturn was our new favorite band. And for those who have yet to experience that sensation, that day is […]</p>
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Today's reviews are: Sum 41 – Heaven :x: Hell Mastiff – DeprecipiceNihiloceros – SkipperYou can check out any of our reviews right here. 

Soul Glo have released their Tiny Desk Concert. The band played “Jump!! (Or Get Jumped!!!)((by the future))”, “Driponomics”, and “Gold Chain Punk (whogonbeatmyass?)” from their 2022 album Diaspora Problems along with their song “If I Speak (Shut The Fuck Up)” which was released in 2023. Soul Glo will be playing a handful of US shows next month. Check out the video below.

Choices Made have released a video for their new song “Happiness In Troubled Times”. The video was edited by Crusty Media. The song is off their upcoming EP of the same name which will be out on April 19. Choices Made released Reason For Conflict in 2021. Check out the video below.

<p>Low Hum is not ready to reveal all of his secrets, but he’s given us “Hints.” Literally, it’s the title of the latest single out today (March 29) via Last Gang Records; thematically, it’s just a hint sneak peek into his upcoming album, Terra Incognita, due May 24. The Hawaii-born and Los Angeles-based musician, known off-stage as Collin Desha, opens “Hints” with subtle ambient noise — almost like the fuzz of a record player spinning, but the artist explains that […]</p>
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CNTS have released a video for their song “Thoughts and Prayers”. The video was directed by Hassan Abdul-Wahid. The song is off their album of the same name which is out today via Ipecac Recordings. Check out the video below.

<p>This prologue is going to take a bit, so stay with me. The one attribute that Japanese Godzilla fans will always have over American ones is that they’re significantly more loosey-goosey with the often highly variable portrayals of the King of the Monsters on-screen. Is he an expression of Japan’s fears and the memory of cultural traumas (the atomic bombings, Fukushima, etc)? Yeah. Is he a goofy planet-protector with many silly friends and a weird little troll-son fighting against creatures […]</p>
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