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You need this framed art print by moop because it combines the best line from Mean Girls with The X-Files. Sorta. It’s not clear if this solid wood contemporary Vector frame featuring a gesso coating and shatterproof acrylic protection for the matte 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper is an ode to Mulder and Scully but whatever, it’s still dope. Get it today and see if the truth is really out there. Even if it isn’t out there, you still have this sweet print to hang on your apartment wall.

 Terry Malts are Slumberland Records' likely shining jewel at this point, and with their new song "Seen Everything" they've levelled-up from dusty feedback hi-energy act to going full Replacements. When I think of what's been lost in the last fifteen years of the middle section of pop music, Terry Malts are the first band that comes to mind. I'd say they're peerless, but I sincerely doubt they care much about having peers or contemporaries.

Today electronic pop veterans The Radio Dept. release their new single “Swedish Guns" from their forthcoming Running Out Of Love album (10/21 on Labrador Records). The album is said to revolve around life in modern Sweden, where the government has began the move from a previous center-left ideology to a more right wing approach over the past year.

Side B's predecessor, E•MO•TION, was released to critical fanfare but didn’t meet record sales expectations after Carly Rae’s infectious first single about piss poor flirting technique. However, as The Get Down reminded you all, gays control the dance charts and over the course of a year (and a few circuit parties with Madam) they ate up E•MO•TION, cementing it as requisite pop in baby queer starter packs.