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Alabama Shakes Turn a Small New York Room Into a Reunion
The band played the Soho Sessions on Tuesday, drawing on I Must Be Dreaming and older material, in a set that began as a one-off favor in Tuscaloosa.
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Many Blessings Compresses Horror Into Shorter Forms on Acts of Service
Ethan Lee McCarthy's experimental electronics project returns with a record that trades long-form immersion for density, building unease from drone, harsh noise and minimal means.
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Charlie Cello Shares 'miss u' With a Video and a London Release-Night Show
Charlie Cello's new single 'miss u' arrives with an accompanying video and a headline show at Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes in London.
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John Glacier's 'Lights' Treats Fame As Something That Passes
The Hackney rapper's new single, co-created with Kwes Darko and Lia Liza, considers visibility as a temporary condition rather than an arrival.
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Parkway Drive Announce Orchestral Live Album HOME
Parkway Drive's orchestral live album HOME arrives with "Prey" as its first preview, putting the band's heaviness in a room that was never built for it.
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LEVITATION Brings Its First South American Run to Buenos Aires, Santiago and São Paulo
The Austin-born festival will stage its inaugural Argentine edition on January 20, 2027, with Melvins, Osees and Boris heading a bill that repeats across three countries in four days.
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EGOISM Follow a Sold-Out Tour With 'It Takes Two'
The Sydney trio return with a single built around desire and the risks that come with it, arriving on the back of a sold-out run of shows.
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At a Phone-Free Phoebe Bridgers Show, the Gossip Still Got In
A DeuxMoi reader's report that comedian Martin Herlihy watched Phoebe Bridgers alone at Barclays Center became an argument about solo concertgoing and the compulsion to document everything.
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Jeff Ament's Since Forever and Pearl Jam's Open Drum Question
Ament's new photo collection gathers decades of images of his bandmates, while the question of who will permanently sit behind Pearl Jam's kit remains unresolved.
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Philip Samartzis and Michael Vorfeld Draw Music From an Antarctic Blizzard
Atmospheric Pressure returns to the recordings Samartzis has been gathering in Antarctica since a pair of fellowship residencies, this time built around a 36-hour blizzard at Casey Research Station.