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There once was a lady named Annie who fell for the work of a DJ named Earworm, and she handed over all over her multi-track master recordings so that he could mash up her entire solo career in one track.

Oakland-based queer-core band The Younger Lovers bring a welcome rawness to the realm of “gay music,” whatever that may mean to you.

You may remember our Listen Up, Faggot feature on DJ Earworm a couple months back. And we thought we’d greet you this Monday morning with his mashed up pop confection summing up 2008–his now annual audio stew of all the major pop songs of the previous year.

Zach Condon, the wunderkind behind the stylistically indefinable music entity known as Beirut, was once a young music prodigy growing up in Santa Fe.

Tragically albumless electronic wunderkinds Thunderheist, fresh from an appearance at South by Southwest, will be headlining the NakedSword afterparty to the 2009 GayVN Awards, the gay porn industry’s biggest event. If they don’t perform “Jerk It,” we’re going home.

Brooklyn’s pop star artist Nathan Whipple dresses like an alien mummy and just might be one.

A few weeks ago, the LA Times discovered the gay hip-hop community. Your immediate reaction, like ours, would logically be, “There’s a gay hip-hop community?” More recently, the March issue of SPIN (not yet online), finds rapping homosexuals between two worlds: the rap community won’t accept them, and the gay community wants them to rap about sex, shoes and Kylie.

Chicago/Michigan/New York City trio Salem are so beautiful it hurts to listen to them.

…That is, big and pink. Comprised of one ex-Alec Empire beat maker and one brilliant record label entrepreneur (Robbie Furze and Milo Cordell, respectively),

We know that for some of you hipper-than-thou bitches, mash-ups are so 2005 and you’re over it, you’ve moved on, and all you listen to now are Eastern European funeral dirges and Italo-disco. 

San Diego’s Nathan Williams, as Wavves, is a surfed-out, stoned and dethroned breakthrough punk star… And we think we’re falling in lust with him.

The scowling super-cutie you’re looking at is none other than purportedly controversial rapper Trick Trick!  Wait, who? He’s a rapper from Detroit and a friend of Eminem who seems to be promoting a new album, The Villain, by targeting gays in his lyrics.

Progenitors of spaced out angst Deerhunter have a new double-disc LP to prove that everything they touch turns into a reverb-drenched golden shower.

Thanks largely to Matt Wolf’s emotionally groundbreaking documentary Wild Combination, the ghost of Arthur Russell has sprung up to equally haunt bedrooms, dancefloors, and desktops everywhere this Autumn.