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El Caplan Gives Hozier’s “Take Me to Church” a Gothic Western Makeover for GRAMMY ReImagined
Photography: Hank Hates (background), Bella Villa (foreground) Mexican-American artist El Caplan brings Hozier’s modern clas...
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Ninebanks Explore a Heavier British Alt-Rock Sound on "It’s a Trap"
Ninebanks are stepping beyond their pop-punk roots with “It’s a Trap,” a new single that introduces a heavier British alternat...
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Queen Aster Takes an Ax to Pharma Ads on Punk-Spurred Single “Medication”
Kentucky duo Queen Aster isn’t interested in sugarcoating things. On their new single “Medication,” the pair takes on chronic illness and t...
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Tameron Searches Through Grief and Memory on Cinematic Single “Nothings Changed”
Indie artist Tameron turns grief, distance and lingering memories into something deeply cinematic on “Nothings Changed,” an atmospheric ind...
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The Art of Attraction: Behind the Album — A Conversation with 6 Story Pyramid
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Trash Pillow – Eyes On Us (It’s the Sound of a Drone): A Song Looking Out from Within the Noise
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Blow Dry – The Dark Theatre Rising from London’s Underground
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