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Camp Cope Aren’t the Openers Anymore

Show ’em, Kelly

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Why Benjamin Lazar Davis Had to Go Home to Rock Out

‘Honey, can you keep it down up there?!?’

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Bodega Are the Summer’s Ultimate Brooklyn Band

‘They’ve made the first quintessential Bushwick album to date, uniquely relatable to those who live here. It’s no wonder that they’ve become the neighborhood’s favorite band.’

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On “Love Is Dead,” Chvrches Lean Into Their Moment in the Pop Spotlight

‘The idea that pop can’t be artful, or can’t be meaningful in any way, is snobbery. Get yourself a band that can do both.’

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On New Album, Courtney Barnett Takes a Load Off

“It felt like a weight was lifted off my shoulders and maybe it was through writing this album”

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“Thanks Man!” Remembering Scott Hutchison of Frightened Rabbit

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Best of Spring

Scotland’s Young Fathers Come Out Fighting

How three working-class lads from Edinburgh with nothing to lose made one of the year’s most exciting hip-hop albums

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LCD Soundsystem Close Out a Banner Year With an Epic Stand in Brooklyn

The band kept the part going for ten nights at Brooklyn Steel in Bushwick

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How the New, Weird Suburbs Inspired EMA’s Noise Folk

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Waxahatchee’s Katie Crutchfield: ‘I Can’t Believe People Are Going To Hear This’

Indie rock’s sharpest self-scrutinizer has made her most personal album yet

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