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In the seven years since the release of the Highwomen’s self-titled debut LP, the quartet of Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, Maren Morris, and Amanda...
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Ben Gibbard was overwhelmed by his memories. It started a few years ago on the joint anniversary tour that the Postal Service and Death...
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Gracie Abrams isn’t running out of steam. On July 17, the singer-songwriter will release Daughter From Hell, her third studio album. Since the release...
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A running theory: The youth yearn for breakbeats. The frenetic electronics of Nineties dance music have rumbled beneath the surface of indie rock and...
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Back in the Nineties, people tended to class the Scottish electronic production duo Boards of Canada alongside their weirdo peers on Warp Records. At...
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One of the most innovative bands in alternative rock right now performs in Arabic, is fully independent, and has a lead singer who teaches...
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When I reach him over Zoom in the winter, Xaviersobased — the 22-year-old rapper poised to carry the mantle for New York as a...
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Last year, the French singer Oklou released Choke Enough, a debut album full of glitchy futurism and casual profundity, like the musical equivalent of...
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When Ink, decked out in a furry vest and a large turquoise bolo tie, walked through the door of Rolling Stone’s studio to record...
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For the first time since 1996, Sublime will release a brand-new album, Until the Sun Explodes, June 12, with Jakob Nowell — the late...
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Noeline Hofmann is poised to be your new favorite country songwriter — she’s already one of Zach Bryan’s. When the Canadian singer wrote a...
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When the e-mail came in from their management last year telling them they were opening for the Foo Fighters, Die Spitz drummer Chloe de...
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TWS — pronounced “Two Us” — are one of the most exciting and energetic young K-pop groups today. They’ve won praise for their music,...
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There’s a small part of Tyler Perry that can’t help but wish it were still 2022. That was back when he was becoming familiar...
