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Simon Vozick-Levinson

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Brooklyn Punk Duo Venus Twins Tell Us How They Ended Up in Olivia Rodrigo’s New Music Video
The real-life identical twins show up as part of a Family Feud-style scene in the new "Expectations" video co-starring Chappell Roan
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Bun B on Being Sampled for Drake’s Ella Langley Remake: ‘The Stars Aligned’
Checking in with the Houston rap legend as his classic 2005 single “Get Throwed” returns to the charts as part of Drake and Don Toliver’s “Solar Eclipse”
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You’re Going to Love Emma Ogier’s Music. Just Wait
She's linked up with Bright Eyes and Dominic Fike, and gotten shoutouts from Clairo, Gracie Abrams, Audrey Hobert, and Ethel Cain. Her upcoming debut is one of the year's best
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Madra Salach on the Hunger at the Heart of Their Debut Album
The Dublin band tell us how they use the stories of mythical figures to dive into “the strange tapestry that is Irish history”
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No One Writes About Everyday Life Quite Like Star Moles
This Philly singer-songwriter’s unusual way of seeing the world is yielding some amazing songs. It might be magic
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Haywire Are Living Their Hardcore Dreams
The hard-touring Boston punks talk about their new album, I Don't Wanna Say Goodbye
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Gorillaz Throw an Unforgettable Party at Madison Square Garden
Black Thought, Little Simz, Pusha T, Miho Hatori, Del the Funky Homosapien, and more join Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's cartoon band in New York
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The World Is Watching BE:FIRST. Now What?
The Japanese group is scoring hits, selling out stadiums, and aiming for new audiences
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When George Michael Conquered the World as a Live Superstar — Then Walked Away
A new film, The Faith Tour, will revisit the forgotten moment when he embraced his live potential, just that once
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On ‘Cocoon’, Yeat Returns to Familiar Territory With Mostly Dull Results
On his first new release since his polarizing album ADL, Yeat returns to familiar albeit lackluster territory. At least there’s a Drake feature
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Tezzus and Diamond* Are Bringing Everybody With Them
The Atlanta rappers on finding each other, learning from Young Thug, and taking the whole crew on tour
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Olivia Rodrigo Is the Best Arena Rock Act in Years
Collaborating with legends, tearing down stages — she's the rock star we need right now
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It’s Official: 80 Is the New 60 on the Road
Bob Dylan, Neil Young, George Clinton, Paul Simon, Van Morrison, and more just can't quit playing amazing rock shows
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Shoegaze Has Never Been Bigger Than It Is Right Now
The OGs are back, and a whole new generation is crushing eardrums and blowing minds
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Around the U.S., Small Rock Clubs Are Supporting Thriving Local Scenes
Looking for a great new band or a sense of community? Clubs like these are where it's all happening
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Punk Rock Is Heating Up Across the Caribbean
Bands like Puerto Rico's Tapaboka are playing fast and furious, and raising their voice against injustice
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Meet the Chicago Taper Who Documented Decades of Rock Shows
Aadam Jacobs recorded 10,000 sets by acts like Nirvana, Pixies, the Smiths, and Wilco at Lounge Ax and other Chicago venues. The Internet Archive is putting it all online
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Exklusiv: Geese über Psy-Op-Vorwürfe
Ausverkaufte Shows, Psyop-Gerüchte und Geheimaufnahmen: New Yorks meistdiskutierte Band hat eine Menge auf dem Herzen. Auf dem Gelände des Governors Ball findet man so ziemlich alles, was das Herz ...
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The War on Drugs sind zurück – mit „Whos That“ und keinen Moment zu spät
Der erste neue Song der Band seit 2022 ist ein typisch mitreißendes Epos – und klingt, als wären sie nie weg gewesen. Das letzte Mal, als The War on Drugs einen neuen Song veröffentlichten, war 202...
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Nate Amos Is an Acclaimed Songwriter. He’s Not Sure How That Happened, Either
With a new album out as This Is Lorelei, he's making sense of his newfound position as someone who gets covered by MJ Lenderman and Cameron Winter
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The War on Drugs Return, Not a Moment Too Soon, With ‘Who’s That’
The band's first new song since 2022 is a sweeping epic that's oh so very them
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CDs Are Back, and We Think We Know Why
Data shows that Gen Z fans are listening to music from the Nineties and earlier on those shiny round discs
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The ‘Unexpected Alchemy’ and NYC Ghosts Behind Interpol’s Return
Paul Banks and Daniel Kessler tell us how they made the excellent new album This Mirror Weighs a Ton, and what keeps their band going after all these years
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Erykah Badu and the Alchemist Want You To Live in the Moment ‘Before the World Blows’
Their long-promised collaboration, which is also Badu's first proper album in 16 years, plays to both of their strengths and delivers exactly what fans have been waiting for
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Here’s How NCT 127 Have Stayed Strong as a Team for 10 Years
Ahead of their seventh album, Blingy, Johnny, Taeyong, Yuta, Jaehyun, and Haechan reflect on the past decade and why the group still comes first
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All the Easter Eggs We Found on Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘Lost Weekend’
Subtle references to Elliott Smith, Damien Jurado, Bright Eyes, and more are there if you listen closely enough to the music and lyrics on her new album
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‘Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear’: Six Things We Learned About the Drummer’s Hard Life
The new documentary tells Barker's full story, from his first tattoos to joining Blink-182 to the crash that changed his life forever
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Exklusiv: Blur-Gitarrist Graham Coxon erinnert sich an William Orbit: „Dieses Genie mit einem Hauch Wahnsinn“
Gitarrist Graham Coxon über seine Erinnerungen an die Zusammenarbeit mit dem verstorbenen Produzenten William Orbit beim experimentellen Blur-Album „13“ von 1999. Die Nachricht vom Tod des Produzen...
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Blur’s Graham Coxon Remembers William Orbit: ‘This Genius Tinged With Madness’
The guitarist shares his memories of collaborating with the late producer on 1999's 13, the experimental album that also included "Tender" and "Coffee & TV"
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BTS Boycott the Grammys, But Will Other Artists Follow?
Experts say the group's decision reflects their unique status in the industry
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