April was a pretty insane month for music releases. After conferring with The AP.net staff and editors from PunkNews.org, PropertyofZack, and UndertheGun, we have put together a playlist of all the best music we loved from April. You can check that out in the replies and make sure you didn't miss anything great.

A few days late, but in the replies is the AP.net staff playlist for March 2013, if we missed any that you think we should checkout, please leave a comment.

The AP.net staff has put together our monthly playlist of songs that were released in February 2013 that we loved, and thought you should check out. You can stream all of those in the replies, and if we missed any that you think we should checkout, leave a comment.

You can check out Alter The Press' Valentine's Day playlist here.

The AP.net staff has put together our monthly playlist of songs that were released in January 2013 that we loved, and thought you should check out. You can stream all of those in the replies, and if we missed some that we should spin, leave a comment.

The AP.net staff has put together our monthly playlist of songs that were released in November that we loved, and thought you should check out. You can stream all of those in the replies, and if we missed some that we should spin, leave a comment.

PropertyOfZack has a special Tell All Your Friends Tour edition of its weekly playlist feature, as all 6 bands on the tour - Taking Back Sunday, Bayside, Man Overboard, Transit, Mansions and Gabriel The Marine - contributed playlists. Check it out here.

Stars have put together a playlist for Rdio of "the greatest pop-songs" that never made the top 40.

We've teamed up with Macbeth to bring you a playlist from Matt Wachter of Angels and Airwaves.

Hello June! May has come and gone ... and with that we have compiled together our monthly playlist feature of the music we think you should definitely be checking out. You can check that out in the replies. As usual, we had a bunch of other songs that came out in April that weren't on Rdio, but you can find the names of them below -- so check those out as well. Any we missed and need to check out?

This shortened week is screwing with my brain. Here we are on Thursday, and I don't even know what day of the week it feels like ... but it's definitely not feeling like Thursday. Over the past few weeks I've attended a few graduations -- my college roommate is making me feel inferior by getting his MBA, and other friends are graduating and looking at a wonder-job-market in front of them. Is that too cruel? Is my sarcasm too thick? I can never tell. Anyway, after a tweet yesterday from a reader, the idea of a Thursday Discussion centered around the best "graduation" songs just felt right for today. First off, congrats to all you grads out there. Be it high-school, or college, or...

Today marks the first day of May ... and I'm not seeing any May flowers out my window. Maybe that's because I live in Oregon, and it rains every day. But hey, we got that song everyone sings about Portland, amiright? Anyway, that means that we've put together our round-up playlist of all our favorite songs from April. You can check that out in the replies. This month I also asked the folks from PunkNews.org, PropertyOfZack, AlterthePress, and UndertheGun to join in on helping us re-cap our favorite music from the past month. As usual, we had a bunch of other songs that came out in April that weren't on Rdio, but you can find the names of them below -- so check those out as well. ...

March ended really strong. The AP.net staff put together a quick little playlist of some of our favorite tunes that were released this month. You can check that out in the replies - hope you find something new to love. Feel free to mention songs you think we (and others) should be checking out as well.

February was a pretty damn good month for music. I have a feeling a few releases will end up on a lot of people's "end of the year" lists. The AP.net staff put together a quick little playlist of some of our favorite tunes that were released this month. You can check that out in the replies - hope you find something new to love.

It's Valentines Day. We run a website that has a "music mends broken hearts" tag line. It's like our anti-holiday or something. So, with that, what are your favorite break-up songs/albums? When you're feeling all emo and like the world hates you -- what are your go to albums? Fall Out Boy's Take This To Your Grave? Brand New's "70x7"? All of Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends? Those have to be three of the most viciously bitter "go to" recordings. Let's hear your picks in the replies.

Even the President of the United States has joined Spotify. Check out his playlist.

We want to make sure you didn't miss any great music that came out last month, so we put together a playlist full of tunes from January that we liked - and hope you'll dig too. It's on Rdio and Spotify. Check it out and feel free to share. Also, if you think there's stuff we missed, let us know in the replies.

I've been falling in love with Angus & Julia Stone all over again this evening, and given how perfect their music is for this time of the year, it made me start thinking of winter music in general. What are some of your go-to bands when the cold weather rolls around? Any new discoveries lately that we should all check out?

We were asked by Rdio to put together a playlist to celebrate their one year anniversary. So the AP.net staff picked a bunch of songs we loved from the last year and put them up.

Looks like Mike Posner is getting a bit in the holiday spirit. Track listing in the replies.

Joe Trohman (The Damned Things) recently took over the airwaves at Mog Music Network. You can check out and listen to his playlist here.

Comedian Aziz Ansari has posted a playlist on AOL Radio.

MTV Hits (the all music cable channel) is running a promotion where viewers submit their own playlists and then vote on whose playlists they want to see on the air, which will make up the channel's programming throughout July. If you're interested in submitting a playlist, head to MTVHits.Mtv.com and regiester (it's totally free, and you can also vote on other peoples' playlists).

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