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Morgan Wallen’s Beach Party Has Room For Nelly, Flo Rida, Ying Yang Twins
Morgan Wallen’s Sand In My Boots festival is back for 2027, and its lineup suggests that the country superstar has a pretty expansive definition of a beach playlist.
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Sufjan Stevens Offers A Christmas Apology
Sufjan Stevens is revisiting the holiday spirit with a little less mistletoe and a little more accountability.
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Teen Photographer’s L.A. Punk Archive Gets Its ‘Shot’
More than four decades after Dina Douglass tucked away the negatives in her childhood bedroom closet, a remarkable photographic record of Los Angeles punk’s formative years is finally coming into focus. Shot As a Teen, a 250-page collection of images taken by Douglass between…
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For Pablo Alborán, Embracing Your Feelings Is the Bravest Thing a Person Can Do
“I would describe this period in my career as very fun, very free, and very refreshing,” Pablo Alborán tells me, a big grin on his face, while on a break from his recent world tour in Miami. Sixteen years into his career and a historic 30th Latin Grammy nomination, Alborán has…
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Lose Yourself in the ‘Burning Song”
Kali Malone’s albums move at a glacial pace. You can discover entire worlds in her drones, lose yourself in the spaces in between. On new album Burning Song, Malone’s pieces are much shorter than on her prior albums, but the emotional tones are still there, ripe for exploration.…
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Dave Stewart Looks Back on His Life and Career With New Solo Album
Dave Stewart has inadvertently become my ASMR. In preparation for our conversation about his latest solo album, The Way It Was Back Then, I am listening to his 2016 memoir, Sweet Dreams Are Made of This: A Life in Music, narrated by Stewart himself. His rumbling voice is so…
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Detroit Techno Godfather Juan Atkins Dies At 64
Juan Atkins, the Detroit musician, producer and label owner whose futuristic electronic compositions ...
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OFF THE MAINSTREAM: Obscure’s October Selection
Our first Obscure Agency selection has no conventional sound. There is a Tolkien reinterpretation here, a pop song with a petty streak, and an apocalypse you can dance through in less than thirteen minutes. Some of these artists have spent years on the road. Others are only a…
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Aerosmith Rocks Star-Studded Hollywood Bowl Show
The evening began with an expansive tribute to Aerosmith’s catalog, with artists from across the rock spectrum taking turns at the microphone.
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Tame Impala Tackles Seal’s ‘Kiss’ For Triple J
Tame Impala has covered Seal’s 1994 song “Kiss From a Rose” for Australian radio station Triple J’s Like a Version series...
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The Boss Speaks Out On ‘Home Of The Brave Backstage’
In the debut episode, filmed in early October at the Power to the People Festival in Columbia, Md...
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New Collection Honors Windham Hill’s ‘Winter Solstice’ At 40
The independently produced collection features Windham Hill founder Will Ackerman, pianists Liz Story and the late George Winston, guitarist Alex de Grassi...
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Hear Glen Hansard Cover The Pogues’ ‘Bottle Of Smoke’
Glen Hansard’s connection to Shane MacGowan lives on in a new recording of ...
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RAYE Reels In Role In ‘Lizard Music’
RAYE will voice a character in Benny Safdie's upcoming film ...
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Charlie Kaplan’s Dobro Hymn
Some people, when they realize they’ve had a few too many, slam a cup of coffee or grab something hot and greasy to eat. Musicians, if they can afford it, trash hotel rooms. New York singer/songwriter Charlie Kaplan sits down and knocks out a tune. In the press notes for his…
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Horror Show: The Haunt Is More Than Just a Band Name
If bands had tombstones, the Haunt’s would probably say, “We really loved it here.” And not as some kind of generic statement about existing on planet Earth. But rather about how they loved spending so much of their time in literal cemeteries. When the young group—the…
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2nd Grade Continues to be Power Pop’s Valedictorian
Power pop is to music as comedy is to movies: The better it is, the more deceptively easy it appears. Power chords, hand-clapping rhythms, and catchy hooks are at their best when they seem to be tossed off like an effortless bit of fun (even when that “fun” has a bittersweet…