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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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Kenny Feidler is not chasing record deals, arena shows, or anything else associated with becoming country music’s next breakout star. The former rodeo cowboy...
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W hen Niall Horan left his house in Los Angeles on a recent Sunday afternoon, there were a few hundred people in line at...
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Willie Nelson turned 93 on Wednesday, but he’s still not slowing down. Just three days later, on Saturday, May 2, the Red Headed Stranger...
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In the early Eighties, the world witnessed Iron Maiden on a Promethean quest for fire, driven on a soul level to deliver “Run to...
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Broken Social Scene albums have always felt like massive impromptu gatherings of friends living in the moment and following one another’s lead — because...
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B ella Kay is heading into a white-hot year. We’re seated in the back of Silence Please, a niche listening room-turned-café in lower Manhattan,...
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The best way to describe my For You Page is as a Disney Channel series with a rotating cast of characters who seem to...
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This was a historic night on American Idol: the show’s first-ever Taylor Swift Night. Contestants have attempted her tunes before, but Idol had never...
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Viral clips of packed, rowdy screenings helped turn the rapper’s tour documentary into an unlikely opening-weekend box office story, with the film earning a...
