Snoop and the Game Reaffirm Position on Haters

1. Snoop Dogg feat. the Game, “I’m Here�
As though plucked from the summer of 1993, Snoop and the Game trade anti-hater barbs and boast about their low-riders. Apparently, California still knows how to party. [Nah Right]

2. Lyle Workman feat. Bootsy Collins, “Superwhat?�
It’s not the same without doodles of male members cascading across the big screen, but the closing credit song from the greatest cinematic achievement of the 21st century is still a pretty badass funk workout (and features Bootsy Collins calling out McLovin). [Minneapolis Fucking Rocks]

3. Paramore, “Misery Business�
Paramore front lady Hayley Williams sounds a lot like Avril Lavigne, but her band’s brand of teenage angst feels fresher, louder, and angrier. Expect these guys to headline a My Super Sweet 16 party soon. [Central Village]

4. Eddie Vedder and Corin Tucker, “Hard Sun�
The good: Former Sleater-Kinney front woman Tucker still has one of the most distinct voices in rock, and we miss her badly. The bad: Eddie Vedder does most of the singing. However, this sharp road anthem packs an excellent end-of-summer punch with a melancholy fist. [Fuel Friends]

5. Ben Lee, “White People for Peace� (Against Me! Cover)
Ben Lee liked the new Against Me! album so much, he decided to cover the entire thing. So if you enjoy your agit-punk with spacey effects and acoustic strumming, this is your album of the decade. [Panda Toes]
—Kyle Anderson