Dance! Sing! Repeat!

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Another case of the 'I Can't Post It's', the new ADTR record is absolutely incredible. Find a way to get it and spin it constantly. Otherwise, it comes out Feb. 3rd.

Alright, well I posted the Kanye essentials the other day, only to receive an email right after telling me that some copyright organization requested that I take them down, which sucks. Find this album yourself and spin it on your ipod, pronto. Especially when walking through winter conditions. Incredible.

Read about the madness here.

Independent indie-pop out of Columbus, Ohio. Sounds like a young Tom Petty (before his singing got completely incapable of understanding lyrics in his songs) over simple, yet captivating piano/synth lines and ear-pleasing guitar lines. Even if indie-pop isn't really your thing, def. worth checking out. Played it for my roommate who doesn't like most of the music I listen to and he took it. Maybe if readers help him blow up, he'll help me find a place to live in Cleveland if I get my internship with AP.
Ryan Smith- 'I Just Want To Feel That Way'

Liferuiner- 'Taking Back The Nightlife'
RIYL: Breakdowns, Br00tal Hardcore

The Crosstown Rivalry- 'History Is Just His Story EP'
The Crosstown Rivalry- 'Pull Down The Sky EP'
RIYL: Four Year Strong, Set Your Goals

Some people aren't sure how to get the music that I put up here via the links. This is how.

1. Windows users need to download this. It's a program called 'WinRAR' and is used for extracting the files you download to your computer. Users for Mac should use this.

2. When you click on a posted link, it should take you to a third-party website like Megaupload or Mediafire which will then also have a link such as 'Click here to download.' Upon clicking that, a box will pop up on your computer asking what you want to open the file with. You may have to browse and select 'WinRAR'.

3. The file will then download and upon completing, WinRAR or MacRAR will pop up showing the folder you just downloaded. From there you can drag and drop from the popped-up box to the desktop or to wherever you keep your music. You may also click the 'Extract All' button toward the top left-hand side of the box and choose the path where you want it to be extracted to.

4. If you have any questions still or if this is too unclear, get a hold of me personally or email dancesingrepeat@gmail.com.

Thanks!

This is a picture taken by a boy I went to high school with and friend of mine, Reed. Make sure you browse his gallery on his website.