A Deluxe Reissue of the Band’s Cozy Self-Titled LP (Has Surely Come)
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Despite few unreleased tracks, the deluxe edition of this 1969 Americana masterpiece is gratifying
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Celine Dion’s ‘Courage’ Has Her Believing in Life After Love
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe singer's first English-language album in six years is the sound of a woman overcoming personal loss and getting her groove back.
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DJ Shadow Throws an Epic Pity Party on ‘Our Pathetic Age’
Posted in: Album ReviewsFeaturing Nas, Pharoahe Monch and members of the Wu-Tang Clan, the most recent dispatch from Josh Davis looks backward while moving his sound forward
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Book Review: ‘Guitar King’ Tackles the Life, Legacy and Tragedy of Michael Bloomfield
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe guitarist backed Dylan, wowed them at Monterey Pop, and was on the verge of becoming the American Eric Clapton -- but wound up dead and obscure. A new bio traces the story.
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Mount Eerie Return with the Delicately Powerful ‘Lost Wisdom Pt. 2’
Posted in: Album ReviewsPhil Elverum and Julie Doiron combine forces for their excellent second album together
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FKA Twigs Makes Pop That Moves Beyond Genre on ‘Magdalene’
Posted in: Album ReviewsUK pop futurist conjures struggle while curating a killer creative team.
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Luke Combs Is a Mainstream Country Everyman on ‘What You See Is What You Get’
Posted in: Album ReviewsThis North Carolina singer recalls Nashville's Nineties glory days
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Gene Clark’s ‘No Other’ Gets a Well-Deserved Deluxe Reissue
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe 1974 cult classic, recently reinterpreted by leading indie acts, gets the deluxe-edition treatment.
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Book Review: Flea’s ‘Acid for the Children’ Is a Portrait of a Chili as a Young Punk
Posted in: Album ReviewsThe compelling new memoir by the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist is a coming-of-age bromance in the vein of Patti Smith’s 'Just Kids'
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Book Review: ‘Janis: Her Life and Music’ Recovers the True Story of Rock’s First Woman Superstar
Posted in: Album ReviewsNew biography emphasizes her musical development and offers empathetic insight into her tragic personal struggles.
