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10/01/2013
Britta Plyler

  • Sleigh Bells new album won't be out for a few more days, but today you can stream the entire 10-song collection on Rolling Stone. Bitter Rivals has a beat-heavy and polished sound that really makes this album a standout. [Pitchfork]

  • Sub Pop Records has decided to remaster their 1990 compilation of Soundgarden's EPs Screaming Life and Fopp. The reissue will be released both digitally and on vinyl on November 26. Watch the label's fun, new video set to the grunge band's hit "Nothing To Say," below. [CoS]

  • The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is easily one of the most anticipated films of the fall and now we have some exciting new tracks to sink our teeth into. Zane Lowe of BBC Radio 1 has shared "Elastic Heart" an electric collaboration between Diplo and The Weeknd, featuring songstress Sia. [Pitchfork]

  • Denver indie-pop band Tennis will drop their new EP Small Sound on November 5. The EP was produced by Richard Swift, who has worked with big names like The Shins and Foxygen, so you know this album will be a treat. Listen to the husband and wife duo's new track "Mean Streets" exclusively on Stereougum.

  • Brooklyn punk band Liars were recruited by fashion powerhouse Saint Laurent to soundtrack their runway show for Paris Fashion Week. The band remixed their 2001 song "Mr Your On Fire Mr" into an 18 minute dance-punk spectacle. Check it out below. [CoS]

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