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Dinosaur Jr. are hitting the road next year
First, but not necessarily foremost, fuck the Eagles
"Jolene" is one of the most covered songs ever—and one of the best of the 1970s. Read why:
“She reminds me of me, when I was her age a hundred years ago,” Stevie Nicks said of Olivia Rodrigo to the crowd at Daisy Chain Fields
Broken Social Scene's Remember the Humans is recommended if you like: Dependable pleasures; not rushing an epiphany; when indie rock bands really jam out; decades-long inside jokes; Canadian politeness; collective catharsis
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Young Thug has released the 41-track Slime Language 3, the latest entry in his Young Stoner Life label compilation series
Buying this record for the hi-fi at home wasn’t adventure, adultery, or escape itself—but it at least suggested all of that
For today's Sunday Review, we look back at one of the best-selling albums of all time and consider what it says about the unbelievable power of the Eagles and the kind of rock’n’roll they created
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Want to see Drake and My New Band Believe together? Check out our list of the best music of 2026
"That is so naff-looking"—longtime Beatles hairdresser Leslie Cavendish on Barry Keoghan's Ringo Starr wig
Brittany Howard at Pitchfork Music Festival 2024
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📷 Kimberley Ross
feeble little horse's Bitknot is recommended if you like: Maximum fuzz; freaky little synth riffs; maintaining a straight face on a rollercoaster; Swirlies; trying to confuse the Amazon algorithm; slacking off as praxis
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All those who learned from Saint Dolly to liberate themselves through love will think of her every step of the way
Tracked with the same vintage amplifier used on their homemade debut, the new Dinosaur Jr. album is the messiest and most blown-out music they’ve made this side of the millennium
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Is there a more complex declaration of independence in musical history than a smash hit about always loving the person you’re leaving?
On There Near, Dinosaur correct course by shedding any self-seriousness they’ve accrued over the past two decades and wallowing happily in the muck of their formative years
This Saturday, we’re remembering Dolly Parton and her indelible original version of “I Will Always Love You,” a timeless declaration of loyalty and independence
Dinosaur Jr.'s first album in five years marks a gloriously messy return to form, dredging up the scuzz of the group’s early work and privileging melody over showiness
Underscores wants to play an A. G. Cook (or Jack Antonoff) role in other artists’ careers at some point, helping to weird-ify and support their sound
