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Four years ago, Reckless Kelly announced their retirement from the road-dog grind that defined the band’s career. The Idaho-turned-Austin outfit have spent the time...
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Mark Wystrach of Midland refuses to accept the fact that he once owned overalls. “Nope, not me,” he says, seated on a velvet couch...
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It’s difficult to overstate the importance of Brian Epstein in the saga of the Beatles. Prior to his arrival into their world, they were...
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“Punks are my people,” says John Waters, the infamous director whose transgressive, low-budget ’70s films helped spawn the midnight movie phenomenon around the same...
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Bruce Springsteen took the stage near the end of the opening ceremony for Obama Presidential Center, following a moving speech by President Obama, and...
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Ariana Grande could never have become the kind of era-defining pop star we know her to be if she’d been timid or precious about...
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T he first time I saw a 454 truck, I must have been about 10 years old. Back then, seeing one of those trucks...
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Rolling Stone‘s interview series Last Man Standing features long-form conversations between senior writer Andy Greene and musicians who are the last remaining members of...
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D uring my first presidential campaign, I became a bit particular — maybe even a little superstitious — about my debate-day rituals. I had...
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B ob Dylan had a term for protest songs back when he was writing them. As deeply poetic as they are, he called them...
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When Drake surprise-dropped three albums last week, his friend and frequent producer Gordo was as surprised as everyone else — even though he’d been...
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Deep in the Colorado mountains last week, 500 or so audience members got something many diehard Phish fans spend decades chasing: a full theatrical...
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It’s a weekday evening in May, and the smell of rain is detectable, forecasting a downpour on its way. As the sky begins to...
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Three years ago, Lowertown were in search of a reset. The New York-based indie rock duo were exhausted, reeling from a physically grueling tour...
