The CMJ Music Festival is back! Every year, hundreds of bands descend upon New York City for five days of nonstop, explosive rock, rap and fun. This year's highlights include indie-pop supergroup JJAMZ, the beefy rhymes of Killer Mike and the dark n' dreamy noise of Dum Dum Girls.

So why not celebrate this joyous occasion by downloading 25 handpicked singles from some of CMJ 2012's best acts. Part Two of our mixtape features the crusty critters of OFF!, the sultry rhythms of Savoir Adore and many more! Check out the full tracklisting below and get downloading! Did you miss Part One? Download it here!

Artist: Beast Patrol
Video: "Plaster"
Highlight: "The best part about filming this video was riding a motorcycle at sunset through a forest," frontwoman Vanessa Bley tells Spinner.

The great thing about CMJ 2012 is that it brings all different genres to New York City. Last night, we went to see three hard-rocking, ear-splitting punk bands -- OFF!, the Spits and Double Negative at Irving Plaza.

Double Negative started off the night with an entirely solid set, followed by the flame-throwing antics of the Spits. And by flame-throwing, we mean they actually managed to play their drum set en fuego.

And of course OFF! brought the house down with a rapid fire set of over 20 tunes. Check out our exclusive photos of below. Did you catch the show last night? Tweet us @Spinner and let us know what you thought.

CMJ 2012 is off to a rocking start! Last night Spinner ventured out to The Studio at Webster Hall for the Ooh La La Official Showcase featuring three unique acts: Born Cages, the Last Royals and Ambassadors.

We also found ourselves watching Teen Daze perform for the Lefse Records showcase in the venue's dimly-lit Marlin Room. Check out our exclusive photos below and let us know on Twitter if you were at the Show! Tweet us @Spinner.

The Manhattan address 315 Bowery should have special significance for anyone who cares the least bit about acts like Blondie, The Ramones, Talking Heads, Bad Brains, Beastie Boys, Agnostic Front, The Misfits or Sick of it All. And that's just a partial list.

That's because that's the address for the Country, Bluegrass and Blues club, better known as New York's legendary punk and new wave incubator CBGBs.

To find out why CBGBs as well as Johnny Marr, Lynyrd Skynryd and Lisa Simpson made musical history this week, just click to launch the gallery below:

Artist: Teen Daze
Hails From: Vancouver, Canada
Song: "Discipleship"
Album: The Inner Mansions
Sounds Like: CFCF, Memory Tapes
In Their Words: "'Discipleship' comes from a rainy place; being alone at sea, surrounded by chaotic water. Yet, somehow it also reminds me of sitting on a soft ottoman in a low-lit hookah lounge."

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