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The spark and originality present in the band’s best work are missing from its
latest album.
over 1 year ago
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Don’t be fooled by the pastel tones and gentle sounds of “Harry’s House.”
over 1 year ago
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An obsessive protector of rock’s past could hold the key to its future.
over 1 year ago
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The insurrectionists have been sold a fiction, and their costumes warp the works
that inspired them.
over 1 year ago
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Steve Lacy’s genre-blending hit, “Bad Habit,” taps into a wistful, online-inflected vibe.
over 1 year ago
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The singer’s sophomore album makes a persuasive case for rock’s rebirth as musical theater, as she comprehends life’s unavoidable obstacles.
5 months ago
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Brian Jordan Alvarez’s ode to sitting makes him the latest comedian to wring ineffable joy out of a very viral, very silly song.
4 months ago
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As a lawsuit against her reveals, our expectations of modern stars have changed.
4 months ago
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With her new memoir, the pop star tries to close a long and maddening chapter of her life. Will we finally let her?
3 months ago
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Her album <em>1989</em> charmingly nailed a shared experience of dating as a marketplace.
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PinkPantheress, one of Gen Z’s most exciting new stars, harnesses the sound of intelligent artificiality on her new album.
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