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A newcomer’s route into Lupe Fiasco’s 2006 debut, from ‘Kick, Push’ and ‘He Say She Say’ to its wider questions of faith, aspiration and consequence.
Liz Phair welcomed Sleater-Kinney’s Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein onstage for Elastica’s ‘Connection’ at Boston’s MGM Music Hall.
Twin Peaks begins with Laura Palmer’s murder, then makes the town’s secrets and grief feel entangled with forces too vast to solve.
David Lynch and Mark Frost’s strange, funny and genuinely troubling mystery begins with a murder, then finds whole new questions beneath the surface.
From Bon Iver to Normani, these collaborations show the different routes James Blake has taken into other artists’ worlds.
David Ayer’s 2008 crime thriller gives Keanu Reeves a deliberately unheroic role: a grieving LAPD detective whose methods are part of the problem.
Matt Skiba’s blink-182 years were not simply a pause before Tom DeLonge returned. They produced two records, a renewed writing partnership and a song that has outlasted the lineup that made it.
Jordan duetted with Phair on the ‘Whip-Smart’ track during the tour’s Denver stop.
The Chicago punk mainstays have released takes on ‘Private Eye’ and ‘Re-Education (Through Labor)’ ahead of their US co-headline tour.
The December festival run will be joined by headline shows from The All-American Rejects, Ministry, P.O.D., The Devil Wears Prada and other billmates.
Chief Keef’s long-awaited hometown headline show was called off shortly before doors opened, with the rapper alleging a pilot cancelled his flight after a racist incident.
Talk Talk’s 1988 album trades hooks and polish for silence, improvisation and an unusually patient kind of intensity.
Ratboys’ expanded 'Singin’ to an Empty Chair' arrives on 18th September, alongside the band’s first NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
Chicago songwriter Brent Penny’s new EP ‘Rings Loud’ arrives on 13th November, led by ‘Need’, featuring Low’s Alan Sparhawk and saxophonist Cole Pulice.
The new single follows March's second album 'Irreversible', with UK shows this month including London's KOKO on 15th September.
The third single from second album 'Nature's Pill', due 2nd October via Winspear.
Compilation features Palaye Royale, Yonaka, Nita Strauss and more across 15 tracks.
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