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Besting Tiffany’s and Ivanka Trump at their own game is just another jewel in the crown of the LA-based maker.

Coming off of the biggest record of his career, Anthony Gonzalez regroups and looks to the past for inspiration.

Grabbing breakfast with Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig to talk the soul sisters’ new LP “Good Grief.”

One of Sweden’s greatest exports rides again.

After a big 2015, the Virginia singer/songwriter returns to her home state and drops a stripped-down EP.

Moby’s new vegan eatery opens November 19 in LA’s Silverlake neighborhood.

The funk maestro tells us about the making of his sprawling new LP, “Invite the Light.”

Lead singer Jesse Tabish talks life, lore, and “Rituals.”

It’s a haunting combination of talents, one that offers no way out. Then again, why would you want one?

The twenty-two-year-old musician on leaving EDM behind and making a place for himself in the electronic world with his colorful debut album.

Purity Ring’s sophomore album doesn’t come bundled with the same level of mystery as their debut, “Shrines.”

Keeping up with Dan Deacon is a fool’s errand. His new album “Gliss Riffer” only serves to prove a point already established by the previous fifteen: when it comes to sheer speed of idea presentation, Deacon has the ability to outfox even the most quick-witted and fleet of ear.

His first cover-song-free album, “Vestiges & Claws” showcases González’s ever-flourishing songwriting skills.

Dan Snaith on the state of mind of “Our Love,” Caribou’s first record in four years: “…Relationships change over time. It’s thinking as much about loss as it is about the beginnings of things.”

Second Comin’s production straddles the line between summer bliss and autumnal melancholy, cloaking even the sunniest of melodies in a cloud of reverb.

Celebratory and strange, with Michael, Bundick pulls off just about any damn genre he pleases.