Check out the new The Chemical Brothers album and watch Mr. Robot
Every week, lots of new stuff drops on Groove Music and Movies & TV, and it becomes hard to keep up. Well, that's where we come in. Every weekend we'll highlight some of the hottest albums and singles on Groove Music.
We'll also let you know what movies and television shows just dropped on Movies & TV for your viewing pleasure. It's the weekend, and we'll help entertain you.
Groove Music
The Chemical Brothers - Born in the Echoes
The Chemical Brothers have been around since 1989 and are considered to be pioneers of bringing big beat music to the masses. Well, they're still doing it big 26 years later and it shows their eighth studio album titled Born in the Echoes.
Some of my favorite songs on the album include Wide Open, Born in the Echoes, and *Sometimes I Feel Deserted. If you want to check out the album for yourself, consider the playlist below.
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Calvin Harris - How Deep is your Love
One of my favorite artists Calvin Harris has been been releasing records non-stop for the past couple of years. How Deep is your Love is his first single of 2015 and the first from his upcoming album. Let us know what you think of it!
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Music & TV
Mr. Robot
My new favorite series of the summer goes to this techno-thriller, Mr. Robot. The series follows a young programmer named Elliot who works for one of the biggest companies in the world, but at night he's a vigilante hacker.
Elliot garners the attention of a new hacker group who believes they have what it takes to start a financial revolution. He struggles between protecting the firm he's paid to secure and following his heart and taking his own company down. The season is only four episodes in, but it definitely worth the $19.99 season pass.
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Do you have plans to watch or listen to something else this weekend? Let us know in the comments below! Also, if you have any suggestions for next week's post you can always hit me up on Twitter @JonDollison. Have a great weekend!