Art Music
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Twenty-five years ago, the D.C. rock band concocted what might well be one of the most indie records of all time, rife with everyday youth problems.
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Thirty years ago, the Britpop pioneers’ sophomore record dropped with its ambitions all out. The 30th Anniversary edition proves that it’s no flaw.
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The Australian alt-rock legends’ latest outing weaves grand narratives to spacious production and calls for love even if it did not land a bullseye.
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Fifteen years after its release, Divorce Lawyers I Shaved My Head remains Jordaan Mason’s magnum opus for queer folk music.
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“Too old to die young / Too young to live alone / Sifting through centuries / For moments of your own”
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Behind the Illinois band’s throwback of a debut lies an affecting, potent ode towards nostalgia and time.
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The stalwart American duo have concocted quite a fable on love, death, and maturing with pure psychedelia.
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With much credit going to its colourful take on prog-rock, the Californian band’s eclectic style is catching lightning in a bottle.
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Whatever the aim is, Car Colors have succeeded in creating a work that aims to strike you in the heart.
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The combination of dub influences and bubbly production makes for a subversive bop of the stacked collaboration even if it’s slightly bloated.
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