Review: Haunt Get Retro-Metal Right on ‘Burst Into Flame’
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The band's readymade anthems recall Eighties bands like Grim Reaper and Angel Witch
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New Albums to Stream Now: Jake Shears, Nicki Minaj and More Rolling Stone Editors’ Picks
Posted in: Music NewsDave Grohl's 23-minute opus, Shooter Jennings' return to outlaw territory, The War and Treaty's healing harmonies and more albums to stream now
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Newport Jazz Festival 2018: 14 Best Things We Saw
Posted in: Live ReviewsCharles Lloyd's multifaceted birthday blowout, Laurie Anderson's primal scream and much more from the legendary fest's 64th annual edition
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10 New Albums to Stream Now: Meek Mill, Future, Years & Years and More Editors’ Picks
Posted in: Music FeaturesMeek Mill's summertime return, Future's Dirty South travels, Years & Years' pop splendor and more albums to stream now
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Review: Charles Lloyd and Lucinda Williams Fuse Jazz and Roots on ‘Vanished Gardens’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe 80-year-old saxophonist and the veteran songwriter are a natural pair on a new LP featuring Bill Frisell and others
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Review: John Coltrane’s New ‘Lost Album’ Captures a Day in the Life of His Greatest Band
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis previously unreleased 1963 session documents the saxophonist's Classic Quartet during a pivotal phase
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Vinnie Paul, Pantera Drummer and Co-Founder, Dead at 54
Posted in: Music NewsDamageplan and Hellyeah drummer died in his sleep, yet no cause of death has been determined
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Morbid Angel’s ‘Covenant’: How the Band’s Major Label Debut Raised the Bar for Extreme Metal
Posted in: Music FeaturesAided by a carte blanche deal from super-mogul Irving Azoff, the Tampa, Florida, trio launched their most uncompromising statement to date
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Review: Kamasi Washington’s New ‘Heaven and Earth’ is Another Sprawling, Style-Hopping Epic
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe most talked-about jazz musician in recent memory blurs genres on a two-hour-plus new album
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Review: Jazz’s New-School Stars Band Together on R+R=Now’s ‘Collagically Speaking’
Posted in: Album ReviewsRobert Glasper, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah, Terrace Martin and more revel in their collaborative vibe on this supergroup's debut LP
