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Steve Aoki Finally Drops Long-Awaited 'Neon Future IV' Album

Steve Aoki's 'Neon Future IV,' was definitely worth the wait. Two-time Grammy-nominated DJ and producer Steve Aoki just dropped his long-awaited sixth studio album, Neon Future IV , and it's everything that fans have been waiting for. The next installment in his Neon Future album series continues where Neon Future III left off and straps us in for another long voyage through mankind’s technology-filled future. The album's 27 tracks not only delves into Aoki's known interests such as biotechnology, electronic immortality and the mutually beneficial relationship between humans and machines, it also solidifies why he is a master of versatility when it comes to electronic dance music's many subgenres. Neon Future IV is filled with more dance-pop and radio-friendly collaborations than his previous albums, but it still has the DJ's electro house and big room flare along with some moombahton, reggaeton, trap, and future bass influences. On the album, ...

Here’s How These 8 Fruits And Vegetables Would Look If People Hadn’t Domesticated Them

Lately, there’s been quite a big movement against genetically modified foods (GMOs). And while the process of genetically modifying certain food is rather recent, humans have been playing around with the genetics for centuries. The difference is that they did it by means that required much more time and patience. As far as human agriculture goes, everyone’s been trying to grow the bigger, better and more nutricious source of food and that’s how selective breeding allowed us to enjoy the fruits (literally) of a hundreds of years of labor. Some fruits and vegetables featured here show a variety of plants that could be considered a great-great-great-great-grandpa of the modern day equivalent. While others, like the banana we know today, are relatively new to our cuisine. Wild watermelons Image credits: christies A crop of a 17th-century painting by Giovanni Stanchi shows watermelons in a completely different form than we’re familiar with. The artwork which was painted between 1645 ...

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