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Avicii, the Swedish dance producer and retired-DJ, was onto something when he released the album True in 2013. Having established himself as a powerhouse of EDM, he decided to combine his exhilarated synths with a slice of fascinatingly down-home-yet-turnt-up country and bluegrass, creating another entry in the …

I’m seeing Suicide Squad tomorrow. I’ve read every review about how horrific and misogynistic it is and yet I am still pumped to see it, especially after watching this absurd and hilarious video featuring Rick Ross and Skrillex driving around on hydraulics and Jared Leto opening his mouth a bunch.

MIA’s “Go Off,” from her forthcoming album AIM, puts jaded-sounding, almost robotic vocals over a feisty Skrillex beat with Blaqstarr, tough for the club but as ever really makes you think.

Kylie Jenner’s new boo PartyNextDoor composed and sang an ode to his new lady love and subsequently posted a video of his performance on his social media accounts. The inspired verse? “Kylie, oh Kylie.”

Tom Sandoval, of Vanderpump Rules fame, has put his considerable acting and hair-flipping skills to use in the newly released video for “I Do Coke,” from EDM producer Kill The Noise’s latest album OCCULT CLASSIC.

“I hate you/I don’t need you” is a terrifically memorable chorus in any genre, but may send chills down your spine depending on your current emotional tenor and devotion to the music of Skrillex, who produced.

You may still be reeling from your recent conversation with your significant other about Justin Bieber’s unclothed wang. Hold on to something sturdy, because now here’s another wrench in contentious Biebz news, albeit from an entirely different point of view.

After weeks of teasing his new song “What Do You Mean” on Instagram with a countdown that included numerous famous friends (like MARTHA), Justin Bieber dropped the lyric video for the track in the wee hours of Friday morning. An homage to an apparently fickle girl, lyrics include “What do you mean?/When you nod your…

Deadmau5—an EDM diva and dude fighter who disapproves of having horses in clubs—also really hates “Where Are Ü Now.” Is it the Ü in the title that’s troubling him?

Deadmau5, a catty EDM individual, previously had a reasonable request for David Guetta: don’t bring horses to the club, bruh! Now, Deadmau5 is fighting again, this time with Skrillex.

Over the weekend, just as some feminists were firing up their pens to write scathing takes on Rihanna’s “Bitch Better Have My Money” video and other feminists were nimbly rebutting them, director Ava DuVernay was able to sum up the climate with just a tweet:

Diplo and Skrillex are having a banger summer, both individually (Major Lazer’s “Lean On”; Skrillex and Katie Couric’s “Untitled”) and together as Jack Ü. “Where Are Ü Now,” their chart-topping dance jam with Biebs, rides on the strength of Biebs’ lithe falsetto and a melancholy squiggle of synths; in the new video,…

That there image above is a screenshot of Katie Couric, noted talk show host, and Sonny Moore, noted dance music producer, just cutting a hot new EDM track together in the stu. Chill.

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