The Weeknd Is Alone Again, Naturally, on ‘After Hours’
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His epic breakup album feels right for our cold, lonely times
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Support Musicians Directly by Buying These Albums on Bandcamp
Posted in: Music FeaturesMusic platform waives its revenue share to help artists as their incomes are threatened by COVID-19
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Stephen Malkmus on His New Folk Album, Pavement Reunion, Bernie Sanders, And More
Posted in: Music FeaturesSongwriter also addresses David Crosby beef, listening to Young Thug, and mourning Rush's Neil Peart
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The Best Albums of February 2020: BTS, Bad Bunny, Green Day, and More
Posted in: Music FeaturesHere are the best albums of last month, from pop blockbusters to indie gems
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Song You Need to Know: Polvo, ‘Channel Changer’
Posted in: Music FeaturesA great moment from a new vinyl reissue from the great Nineties guitar surrealists
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Beach Bunny’s ‘Honeymoon’ Is a Wonderful Power-Pop Pity Party
Posted in: Album ReviewsChicago band's debut is a showcase for Lily Trifilio's fantastic songwriting
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Nathaniel Rateliff Warmly Processes Pain on ‘And It’s Still Alright’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe Colorado soulman tones down for a solo set that deals with loss and suffering.
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Tame Impala Take Us Even Higher on ‘The Slow Rush’
Posted in: Album ReviewsPsychedelic-pop conjurer Kevin Parker opens up his massive bag of sonic tricks
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Song You Need to Know: Bryan Ferry, ‘Sympathy For the Devil’ Live in 1974
Posted in: Music NewsHis Stones cover opens a new live album from when the Roxy Music singer was at his solo peak
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Green Day Channel Classic Sounds They Love on ‘Father of All…’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe pop-punk heroes' first album in four years is one of their most fun ever
