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Chris Kobiella

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Kacey Musgraves Heads Home to Find Some Truth on ‘Middle of Nowhere’
The singer-songwriter's best album in nearly a decade revels in the sounds of her home state and shows off some hard-won wisdom
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The Black Keys Dig Deep Into Their Record Collection and Find Plenty of Gold
The long-running duo go back to the blues for new inspiration on Peaches!
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How Ibogaine Became the Darling of the Psychedelic Right
Texas is leading the charge to turn an African psychedelic into a life-saving drug. But will iboga’s historic stewards get a cut?
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Suga: ‘I’m a Good Fit for This Job’
The BTS rapper and producer on helping to shape the sound of Arirang, his love for hip-hop, and the future of BTS
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RM on the Meaning of Life and More: ‘I Try to Express Universal Things’
In our cover-story interview, BTS’ leader goes deep on figuring out his band’s identity, the music he loves, and “fighting demons”
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Ella Langley: Chilling All the Way to the Top of the Charts
The Alabama songwriter is Nashville’s new crossover star, thanks to a massive hit, a desire to take risks, and maybe a little bit of weed
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James Blake Isn’t Afraid Of These Chaotic Times
The British singer/producer explores today's reality with his seventh album, the softer Trying Times
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Lola Young Had to Go Away to Heal. Now She’s Making a ‘Beautiful Comeback’
She’s one of pop’s most fiercely honest songwriters, transmitting messy truths with a powerhouse voice. Now, after a public setback and recovery, she has a lot more to give
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Kim Gordon’s Stunning Second Act Is Only Getting Wilder
A decade into her “happy accident” of a solo career, she’s sounding freer and more inspired than ever
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Playing in the Band: Mickey Hart Remembers Bob Weir
The Grateful Dead drummer-percussionist honors his friend and bandmate of many years
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