A quarter-century later and A-Ha comes full circle. "Acknowledging the bell [they] can't unring."

With the single appreciating good success across the globe, now the video for "Butterfly, Butterfly (The Last Hurrah)" is released with animation from the ground-breaking second version of "Take On Me." Sketching back from the past with clips from other earlier videos including the sequel to "Take On Me," "The Sun Always Shines on TV" we see Mags, Paul and Morten transforming into the next phase of their lives.

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D.C.'s duo, Ratatat, releases their recent work today entitled LP4.  After trotting through the twelve tracks, I rather enjoyed myself. 

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    Creative.Experimental.Soothing.Moving are all words that come to mind when I listen to the French duo's "T" (Cross) album. This album is a great electronic master piece. It has your great Euro dance tracks to really experimental that makes you think did I just really hear that because that actually worked.

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   It has been awhile since an album has really excited me like Tourist History by Two Door Cinema Club. I have been listening to this album now for a week straight. This album is a great mixture of the Retro disco pop and modern electronical pop.

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And the award for most experimental rock band goes to...The Flaming Lips.

If there was an award for experimental rock, the flaming lips would hands down take the award. No fear. No desire to do what mainstream music does. From Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, At War With the Mystics, The Soft Bulletin and even their earlier stuff like Hit to Death in the Future Head and Zaireeka their music transcends time and space. When you listen to their songs, lyrically and musically, you definitely go on a journey.

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