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How Queen’s Brian May Recaptured ‘Flash Gordon’ Magic for ‘Masters of the Universe’
Honky-Tonk Woman: Kaitlin Butts Is As Ambitious As She Wants to Be
How Dropkick Murphys Became Punk’s Loudest Anti-Trump Voice
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The 200 Greatest Rock Songs of the 21st Century So Far
The 31 Best Screams in Music History
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Features
Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week,...
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Philly indie icon Kurt Vile is a self-proclaimed Luddite in his music-listening habits, even still making CD mixes at home. But he’s not totally...
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When composer Daniel Pemberton agreed to score this year’s Eighties throwback Masters of the Universe, he decided there was only one way to deal...
News
When Aaron Frazer released his first solo album Introducing… in January of 2021, times were drastically different for musicians. He was on a break...
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Sustaining a living as an indie rock band for 15 years, in this century, in this economy, is no small feat. But DIIV, who...
Features
The album SZA recently called “the most beautiful shit I’ve heard all year” is on the way. Laila! is ready to engulf listeners inside...
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This story originally appeared in Rolling Stone Japan. A sk BE:FIRST when the world started to feel within reach, and SOTA doesn’t mention Los...
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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week,...
Features
George Michael was on top of the world in the late Eighties. He’d made it big as the creative half of Wham!, his U.K....
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I t’s only been a year since Blondshell released her second album If You Asked for a Picture, but Sabrina Teitelbaum is already following...
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We’ve barely left summer behind, but next year’s festival season is already beginning to roll out. And in country music, despite it being a...
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When Corey Kent released his collab with Koe Wetzel, “Rocky Mountain Low,” late last year to introduce fans to his next record, it should...
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This week in 1991, 35 years ago, was one of those moments that changed music history. On September 24, four classic albums dropped on...
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Since 1979, New York’s Music Building has hosted thousands of bands, musicians, and artists, both famous and obscure. While the Midtown Manhattan building itself...
