The first original song from Tom Waits in fifteen years arrives via a collaboration with Massive Attack, a seven-minute fusion of two distinct sonic worlds.
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The first original song from Tom Waits in fifteen years arrives via a collaboration with Massive Attack, a seven-minute fusion of two distinct sonic worlds.
The new two-track release pairs an original composition with an extended, previously exclusive version of a recent piece.
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The Brooklyn synth-pop trio recast a Springsteen deep cut in their own image, trading heartland rock for cold, clean electronics.
The singer assembles a cast of Asian and Asian-American artists and athletes for a stylized, retro visual.
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