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  • The Concretes went the disco route.
  • The Guardian listed a stack of “songs about euphoria.”
  • Pitchfork wrote a guide to the Web’s best music stores.
  • Drowned In Sound delved into “10 years of dubstep and post-garage music.”
  • A Daily Swarm reader shared some photos from this past weekend’s Gathering of the Juggalos.
  • Andy Rourke quit Peter Hook’s Freebass project.
  • Teebs wrapped up his Brainfeeder debut.
  • Innervisions talked about its minimal record sleeves.
  • Details about a Leonard Cohen documentary started to trickle out.
  • Maximo Park’s frontman announced his solo album.
  • Laurel Halo lent a guest post to Altered Zones.
  • Saint Etienne scored a kids show.
  • Mexican Summer discussed the breakout success of Best Coast.
  • Tri Angle released their first proper record, a Balam Acab EP.
  • That one guy from That ’70s Show remixed Broken Social Scene.
  • Real Estate premiered a new song live, as did My Morning Jacket.
  • Brandon Flowers of The Killers played his first solo show, and Guns N’ Roses performed their first U.S. stop in four years.
  • Ocean Colour Scene readied a four-disc box set.
  • Here’s a solid guide to Akira Kurosawa.
  • Paste examined a movie that takes a look at Iran’s underground music scene.
  • John Darnielle signed to Merge.
  • Neil Young lined up some benefit gigs for the Gulf Coast.
  • Caribou remixed Hot Chip.
  • JD Twitch’s Optimo Music imprint is reissuing Chris Carter’s solo debut on vinyl.
  • Resident Advisor interviewed Matmos.
  • The Quietus got Morrissey to literally scan the covers of his 13 favorite albums.
  • Maluca shared a new mixtape.
  • Rhapsody’s Philip Sherburne ran through a list of his favorite records to fall asleep to.
  • Friendly Fires assembled a Bugged Out mix.
  • Klaxons leaked more tracks from their second LP.
  • Mordant Music and Broadcast and the Focus Group contributed to the next two installments of Ghost Box’s Study Series.
  • Dazed got an exclusive mix from LuckyMe/Night Slugs alum, Jacques Greene.