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The tracks you can’t get enough of lately, all in one place. Updated as you listen.

Psychedelic rock was born in a perfect storm of paradigm shifts that reshaped pop culture in the mid-’60s: the expanded technological capabilities of the recording studio; the rapid maturation of rock ‘n’ roll from teen dance music into an experimental art form; and, yes, the increased availability of hallucinogenic drugs. We’re still feeling the aftershocks. The tape-splicing manipulations of The Beatles provided a blueprint for the sound-collage surrealism of Animal Collective, while the interstellar overdrive of Pink Floyd and The Jimi Hendrix Experience inspired the likes of My Bloody Valentine and Tame Impala to venture deeper into the unknown.

The fringe-and-boots '70s. The leather-and-studs '80s. The T-shirts-and-tattoos '90s. Revisit the timeless riffs, the lightning-bolt solos and the band logos you could scrawl on a notebook with these certified metal classics. We regularly update this playlist. If you like a song, add it to your library.

Here’s an era- and genre-spanning playlist of genuine pop classics—the stuff of weddings and barbecues, that transcends old and young; songs so deeply lodged in the cultural memory that you can probably hum them even if you don’t know their names. In other words, music we know, love and never get tired of. Evergreen as most of this stuff is, our editors do make updates regularly, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

Ever since jungle emerged in the UK in the early ’90s, the so-called hardcore continuum—the lineage connecting jungle, drum ’n’ bass, UK garage, dubstep and beyond—has been the source of some of dance music’s most thrilling innovations. Exactingly edited breaks, time-stretched samples and syncopated beats that divide like beads of mercury are among the hallmarks, and decades down the line, these sounds keep morphing and mutating, providing endless opportunities for further innovation. The forward-thinking tracks you’ll find here are deserving of scientific honours in club R&D: Finely attuned to the physics of sound, they go deep into the very nature of bass. This playlist is updated regularly with brand-new tracks, so if you like something, add it to your library.

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