Kenny Mason Raps as Well as He Rocks
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His new album, 'Angelic Hoodrat: Supercut', is a continued introduction to the focused 26 year-old featuring Freddie Gibbs, Denzel Curry, and Ambar Lucid
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My Bloody Valentine Expand Online Catalog, Plan Wide Release of Deluxe Reissues
Posted in: Music NewsIn addition to Isn't Anything? and Loveless, the group's EPs compilation and MBV reunion album are now available to stream
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Watch Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy Cover Neil Young, My Bloody Valentine
Posted in: Music NewsSongwriter's family also helped tackle Arthur Russell, Link Wray during latest Tweedy Show livestream
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The Creation Records Movie Was in Trouble. Danny Boyle Stepped In
Posted in: Music FeaturesThanks to a last-minute rescue from director Danny Boyle, a new movie depicting the Gallagher brothers, the Jesus and Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and the record company executive that signed them is now in production.
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Desert Daze 2018: Best Things We Saw
Posted in: Music NewsMy Bloody Valentine, Death Grips, Idles rule Southern California psych-fest
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My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields: The Guitar That Changed My Life
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs the pioneering shoegaze group readies for an upcoming EP and its first U.S. tour in half a decade, the singer-guitarist reflects on how the Fender Jazzmaster changed his approach to playing
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FYF Fest Announces My Bloody Valentine, Stephen Malkmus Makeup Shows
Posted in: Music NewsCar Seat Headrest and Unknown Mortal Orchestra among the rescheduled sets following fest cancellation
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My Bloody Valentine Plot First U.S. Tour in Five Years
Posted in: Music NewsShoegaze band will play seven American dates this summer
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Florence and the Machine, Janet Jackson to Headline 2018 FYF Festival
Posted in: Music NewsThe Breeders, Future, the xx, My Bloody Valentine, St. Vincent, Unknown Mortal Orchestra will also appear at 15th anniversary event
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My Bloody Valentine’s Kevin Shields on the Agony and Ecstasy of ‘Loveless’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe vocalist-guitarist nearly went broke remastering his band's iconic 1991 album. Now he's ready to get back to business
