In the digital age of music, it's easy to miss some of the best releases of any given month because it seems like these days, so much music comes out at the same time. With that in mind, here are the ten albums from March 2013 that you may have missed or ignored that should be obtained, as they were the best releases of the month.

10. "The Next Day" - David Bowie

David Bowie took 10 years off after releasing "Reality" in 2003, and it felt like 10 years too long. "The Next Day" contains his best songwriting since the Berlin era in the early 80's, with stand out tracks like the incre...

Jon Dos releases the music video for “Strictly Superficial” here at Starpulse!

The Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, producer, and performer Jon Dos recently released “Strictly Superficial”  to all digital streaming services. "It's pop rock soul," says Jon of his sound. "There's an element of electronic indulgence and a hip hop undercurrent. I'll sing a classical melody over a smooth beat. I want to make music that no one else is doing." Now here at Starpulse.com Jon releases his brand new video for "Strictly Superficial", click below to check out the video.

There is nothing typical...

Some time off well spent in attemtping to streamline The New MTV - straight, no chaser and all killer, no filler. Minus the fluff so we can get right down to business - watching these videos. Take a look - if you see a genre that peaks your interest, by all means, enjoy.

Autumnblaze - "Invisible Fields" (www.autumnblaze-kingdom.com)

File Under: Rock/Alt-Rock

The Amity Affliction - "Open Letter" - [Live In Melbourne] (www.theamityaffliction.net)

File Under: Metalcore

The Dirty Heads - "Cabin By the Sea" (www.dirtyheads.com)

File Under: Indie/Folk

Sad Robot - "God Damn the Man" (...

Pope Francis I will be inaugurated as Pope on March 19, and ultimately it will be a very important and serious occasion. So, in order to prevent any really awkward moments, here are 10 songs that should not be played at any cost.

10. "Running with the Devil" Van Halen

One would hope that the new Pope doesn't "live...like there's no tomorrow." That would lead to some awkward thoughts on the afterlife.

9. "Dear God" XTC

This song is about questioning faith in religion, and features lyrics like "Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are just somebody's unholy hoax."

8. "God's Away on Busi...

Ladies and gentlemen, for your viewing pleasure, Get exposed music is proud to bring to you the premiere of the latest visual accomplishment, "Why You Wanna Say Goodnight?" The new clip was directed by Saybn Mayfield and stars Kelly Thiebaud of General Hospital and Hostel fame as the female lead.

Go Behind the Camera with Space Capone:

Tell me a little about the song, "Why You Wanna Say Goodnight." What's it about, and what inspired its writing?

I was going through a Prince phase when I wrote this song. I wanted the song to be slow but still maintain a poppy-ness to it, just like a Princ...

The Ambersons

The Magnificent Ambersons

With this (almost) self-titled EP, The Ambersons announce their arrival on the scene with a subtle blend of indie music foundations surrounded by an overlaid mixture of roots and electronica. The unusual amalgamation of genres means that the word 'Magnificent' added to the title isn't too far from the truth.

Opener “A Little Love” is an excellent scene-setter, building to a layered ending replete with a full sounding 'whoa' backing chorus. “The New Adventures of Superman” follows, bringing together a sound reminiscent of The Magic Numbers and the ...

There’s something charming about Tilman Hartley’s debut album. It feels thrown together, messy, and unfinished even. But it’s precisely this lack of discipline that makes To Basics unlike any album we’ve heard yet this year.

It takes the usual elements of indie – guitars, melodies, instrumentation, arrangements – and structures songs in a familiar way, but there’s a feel of self-production to this that makes it stand out. It’s a distinctive approach, and one that might wear over a long period, but as a standalone release it makes the album one worth hearing.

There no doubt that opinion wi...

"Where Are We Now?" is amongst the most beautiful, tender, and heartbreaking songs that David Bowie has ever released. The song is contemplative and mellow, and many fans of the Thin White Duke worried that his new album was going to be tamed and mellowed by his age. After all, almost nothing has been heard from Bowie since his heart attack ten years ago, and people really began to worry that the end was nigh for Bowie's recording career.

Luckily, "The Stars" is a triumphant return to form, a rocking anthem that would have fit on many of Bowie's 70's hit records, and shows that Bowie hasn'...

With so many excellent videos floating around, sometimes you just cant get to them all, but we here at Get eXposed Music surely can. As we continue to pick up the slack for MTV (even though they still have a Music Video Awards show for some reason), use these videos to enrich your life with the sound of music (of something hokey like that).

Frightened Rabbit - "The Woodpile"

Frightened Rabbit has revealed a new video for their song “The Woodpile.” Watch the Hand Held Cine Club-directed video here. The track is featured on “Pedestrian Verse,” Frightened Rabbit’s fourth studio album. Set ...

With so many excellent videos floating around, sometimes you just cant get to them all, but we here at Get eXposed Music surely can, but once a week just isn't enough. As we continue to pick up the slack for MTV (even though they still have a Music Video Awards show for some reason), use this trio of new videos to enrich your life with the sound of music (of something hokey like that) and to help tide you over until the next episode of "The New MTV."

Flatfoot 56 - "I Believe It"

Flatfoot 56 has released a new music video for "I Believe It," the song that served as the leadoff track for ...