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For today's Sunday Review, we're considering The Cure's club-friendly remix collection Mixed Up, an album that served as a spirited rebuke to critics who wished to paint goth’s posterboys into a corner
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A platter of cold, lumpy self-pity with a few nourishing teaspoons of hilarity
Genesis Owusu's aesthetic represents a unifying node in a post-everything landscape where big-league MCs are going punk rocky and the alternaverse teems with Death Grips descendents and polemical punk-rap crews
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Smothering and tense, like drowning in molten steel, this album is all impact, little beauty
A posthumous album by the cult folk singer Ed Askew will feature contributions from Bill Callahan, William Tyler, and Sharon Van Etten
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With his post-industrial dissonance, globe-trotting influences, and stinging social commentary, Genesis Owusu could could very well call his project "Guerillaz"
ear have a new album coming out this month
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Son Lux are back with a new album and a world tour
Listen to Xiu Xiu’s take on the Eraserhead song “In Heaven” from their new album based on the David Lynch classic
Long after they’ve finished, singer-songwriter Jesca Hoop's songs linger in the mind, buzzing with restless energy
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Peter Gabriel's So turns 40 today
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Folding together post-industrial dissonance, globe-trotting influences, and stinging social commentary, Australian musician Genesis Owusu's new album isn’t pulling punches
