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Jonah Yano Announces New Album Spin, Shares Two Songs
The Montréal and Hokkaidō-written record was finished in Mountain Grove, Ontario, and arrives January 29 via Innovative Leisure.
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Richard Thompson and the Case for Talking at Length
A new long-form conversation with Richard Thompson turns away from the tidy origin story and back toward the work itself, including the record Hippies, Thugs, and Heroes.
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Caspian Release a Self-Titled Album 21 Years Into Their Career
Two decades after You Are the Conductor, the Beverly, Massachusetts post-rock band returns with a record built on restraint and expanded string arrangements.
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Daytime TV Announce New Album ‘Rodeo’, With Single ‘Meditate’ Out Now
Daytime TV will release Rodeo on 19 February via Marshall Records, produced by Pete Hutchings, with new single ‘Meditate’ already out.
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Paul McCartney Talks Linda, Lennon and Modern Pop on Amy Poehler's Podcast
On Good Hang, McCartney spends an hour as a fan of his own catalogue while sounding unconvinced by how songs get written now.
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Joni Mitchell Becomes an American Citizen After Six Decades
The Canadian-born songwriter was sworn in as a US citizen, closing a question that had been answered incorrectly for years. She has lived in the country since 1965.
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Wynonna Judd's The Hard Truth Finds Her Leaning Into Roots and Authorship
On her first full-length album in over a decade, Wynonna Judd strips back the studio gloss of her 1990s records and takes a rare co-writing credit on most of the tracklist.
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Al Jardine Reunites With Bruce Johnston and David Marks in Cerritos, While Mike Love Plays On in Nashville
Jardine's surprise Cerritos show brought old bandmates back onstage, on the same night a frail Mike Love performed 2,000 miles away in what may have been his final concert.
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Dummy Share "N of 1," the Last Single Before Their Polyvinyl Album
Dummy's do you love the color of the sky? arrives Friday via Polyvinyl, preceded by a single that splices guitar drone into jungle-derived rhythm.
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RJ Mitte, Breaking Bad Actor Who Later DJed, Dies at 34
The actor who played Walt Jr. and later built a parallel life behind the decks has died at 34. He spent his public platform arguing for disability inclusion.