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‘I Needed Something to Sink My Teeth Into’: Why Amy Shark Decamped to a Converted Church In Wales to Create ‘Soft Pop’
KoRn’s Jonathan Davis married Brittany Parisi on same day as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wed
Lewis Capaldi and RAYE to Headline Australia’s 2026 Spilt Milk Fest
Noah Kahan calls on Congress to force his fans to wear diapers to gigs to stop them pissing and shitting everywhere
Gracie Abrams Charges to No. 1 In Australia With ‘Daughter From Hell’
- Album Reviews
Charli xcx Makes the Most of Her Moment With ‘Music, Fashion, Film’
The Strokes’ ‘Reality Awaits’: Reality Bites a Little Too Hard
Yard Act Loosen Their Collar and Rock Adventurously on ‘You’re Gonna Need A Little Music’
Aaron Lee Tasjan Listens to the Spirit of Todd Snider on ‘Get Over It, Underdog’
Steve Lacy Proves He’s One of His Era’s Defining Pop Auteurs With ‘Oh Yeah?’
- Features
Charles Wesley Godwin Addresses the Most Heartbreaking Loss Imaginable
50 Years Ago Today: Fleetwood Mac Set the Stage for ‘Rumours’ With Blazing Cleveland Show
The Jayhawks’ Gary Louris on His Canadian Love Story
Macon, Georgia, Is Not Only for Allman Brothers Fans. It’s a Music Lover’s Haven
Syd Says the Internet’s New Album Is Almost Done — and It’s ‘Super Fire’
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The Rise of ANDRW FLAMEZ: The British DJ with the Grandeur of European Electronic Musi
The Rise of AI-Powered Workplace Collaboration Platforms in Modern Business
Inheritance Tax Nil-Rate Band Frozen Until 2030: How to Gift £1M+ Tax-Free Today
SpaceyMusic.com Just Launched, and It’s Redefining the Way Artists Buy Beats
How to Make Your Music Stand Out in 2024 as a Self Sufficient Artist
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Features
For a long time, it looked to Charles Wesley Godwin as if 2024 would be the greatest year of his life. He was fresh...
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A couple of weeks before Fleetwood Mac played the Richfield Coliseum in Ohio on July 23, 1976, a story in the Associated Press made...
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When I call Gary Louris to discuss the Jayhawks’ 12th studio album, Sanctuary Park, his wife answers. It appears I’ve been given her number...
News
Pressure makes diamonds. Amy Shark’s soft pop (via Wonderlick/Sony Music) might just be one of those rare gems. The Australian singer and songwriter’s fourth...
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Gracie Abrams is crowned on the latest ARIA Albums Chart with Daughter From Hell (via Interscope/Universal), which opens its account at No. 1. The...
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T he Horse is riding strong,” the madman with the guitar announces. “We’re almost halfway through!” The crowd screams in joy. The weird part...
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Each American Aquarium album is best viewed as a slice of BJ Barham’s life. The frontman writes in the moment, and his music is...
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In a Nashville Now first, Rolling Stone’s country music podcast went to Bonnaroo for a live episode with the Tedeschi Trucks Band. But the...
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In Charli xcx‘s recent Rolling Stone cover story, the British pop star spoke about her ongoing collaboration with one of her heroes, John Cale....
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Lykke Li was sitting in her car and listening to the news when an apocalyptic feeling struck her. Maybe it was the suspiciously bright...
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When the guitar legend Tom Verlaine died in 2023, at the age of 73, he was hailed as one of New York’s most influential...
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Rob Thomas was fresh off the success of Matchbox Twenty’s debut album, Yourself or Someone Like You, when he was brought on to work...
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This story was originally published on July 10, 1980, in “Rolling Stone.” Contrary to stories appearing in the trades, Arista Records President Clive Davis isn’t...
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They’re not supposed to make a museum about the people you idolized in high school. Is there going to be a David Letterman Museum?...
