Weezer ups both their hipster cred and pop cred at once when they cover Kids and Pokerface back to back. ( via )

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MUSIC BUZZ: Andrew VanWyngarden from MGMT's high school band was called Glitter Penis. Seeing the photo of Glitter Penis conjures up very nostalgic memories of high school talent shows and battle of the bands.

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The Best Links:

1. Andrew VanWyngarden - Tons of Photos on Google
2. Hot Photos of Andrew VanWyngarden on Flickr
3. These Tracks Are Historic!!
4. New Old Andrew VanWyngarden (Of MGMT) - Download “Supervolcano” MP3
5. Electro-Psych Brooklyn Band MGMT Featured On BuzzFeed
6. Secret Way to Download Two Glitter Penis Albums
7. Who do you like better, MGMT or Glitter Penis?
8. Glitter Penis Photo Surfaces, Read the Glitter Penis Chronicles
9. Download Glitter Penis and Old MGMT Demos

Watching MGMT played on the iPhone Ocarina shows the only chance you've got at getting laid because of an iPhone app. And forget the acoustic guitar, we are witnessing the birth of Hipsternet culture!

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1. iPhone Ocarina: MGMT - Kids
2. Officially Replaces the Recorder
3. Sheet Music to “Kids” for iPhone Ocarina
4. iPhone Ocarina on BuzzFeed
5. MGMT on BuzzFeed

MUSIC BUZZ: The boy-girl self-described “fantasy rock” duo is quietly making a name for themselves on the East Coast as they continue to draw comparisons to Postal Service and Broken Social Scene. Alongside labelmates MGMT , Savoir Adore is continuing in Brooklyn’s tireless fight to conquer the iTunes library of the skinny-jeans-and-bedhead set.

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1. Download 4 Savoir Adore Songs for $0.00!
2. Savoir Adore Blows The Roof Off
3. Savoir Adore: “Backed by a Trained Chorus of Several Small Birds and Band of Guinea Pigs On Wheels”
4. Savoir Adore on MySpace!
5. Savoir Adore: “‘Creepy’ in the Best Ways Ever.”
6. “Some of Their Songs Remind Me of the Mellow Epicdom of Broken Social Scene, While Others Reminded Me of the Fun, Electro-pop Sounds of the Postal Service.”