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Benny Sings Turns to Family Life on 22 Durnham Dew
The Dutch singer and producer's new release trades City Pop's grown-up melancholy for something more domestic. The liner notes are explicit about why.
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The Avalanches Return With No Bad Memories and a Harder Sample-Clearing Reality
Twenty-six years after Since I Left You, The Avalanches release a fourth album built from internet ephemera rather than Melbourne charity-shop vinyl, and Robbie Chater is candid about what clearing those samples now costs.
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Loretta Lynn's Van Lear Rose Returns to Streaming Through a Third Man Reissue
Third Man Records will reissue Loretta Lynn's 2004 album Van Lear Rose on November 13, bringing it back to streaming for the first time since it was pulled in 2021.
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Troye Sivan Releases "She's the Best" Alongside a Video for "FF"
Troye Sivan's new album arrives with a Gordon von Steiner-directed clip for "FF," teased by the singer as the gayest music video of his career.
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Zac Brown Plays Dolly Parton's Video Message at CMA Foundation Teachers Event
At the CMA Foundation's Music Teachers of Excellence event on Wednesday, Zac Brown introduced a recorded message from Dolly Parton thanking music teachers for their work.
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Oasis Filmmakers Explain Why the Reunion Documentary Skips the Reconciliation
The directors behind the Oasis Live ’25 film say Liam and Noel Gallagher never had the conversation viewers expected. Instead, the documentary looks at the machinery of staging the band at scale.
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Orbit Culture Rework "The Path I Walk" With Cellist Tina Guo
The Swedish metal band revisits an existing track rather than chasing a new one, adding Tina Guo's cello to a song that already had a shape.
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American Football Thread the Cure's "Boys Don't Cry" Through "Never Meant" in a SiriusXM Session
In a session for SiriusXMU, the band slowed the Cure's 1979 single down, replaced its jangle with spindly guitars, and let it collapse into its own best-known song.
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Emily A. Sprague's Cyano Puts Weight on a Handful of Words
The Florist anchor's new solo album carries emotion through melody and restraint rather than narrative, and its economy is what makes it land.
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Slow Pulp Adjust the Sound, Not the Tension, on Melodie
On their new album Melodie, Slow Pulp keep the contrast of bright melodies and pensive writing intact while Elliott Kozel's production opens the band's sound outward.