Since breaking through to superstardom, the country rapper turned inspirational balladeer Jelly Roll has been notoriously apolitical. But in February, after triumphing at the Grammys, he vowed to finally speak out about politics in the next week. More than six months later, he’s finally done it, sort of.
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Sometimes Carlos Santana makes regrettable comments, like when he dissed Beyoncé and then apologized in 2017. Well, he may have to apologize for this. At Red Rocks on Monday (Aug. 24), the Santana frontman shared an extremely dubious “cure” for cancer.
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Liz Phair and Sleater-Kinney’s the Flannel And The Fury tour is just around the corner. As if that’s not exciting enough, Phair will be selling a limited edition 7″ vinyl with two previously unreleased songs, including the theme to Lena Dunham’s podcast.
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Ever since the 2000s heyday of blogs and MySpace, music journalism has often come embedded with tracks for listening on demand. Before that, there were magazines that included a CD sampler in each issue, like CMJ New Music Monthly. And before that, there was TELLUS.
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Johnny Marr isn’t just getting dragged into feuds with Morrissey — he’s also getting ready to release his new album The Age Of Everything. He’s shared “Spin” and “Ophelia,” and now he’s back with “It’s Time,” which is thankfully not an Imagine Dragons cover.
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I know what you’re thinking. I’m thinking it too. The project is called Just Penelope, but that’s not just Penelope in the photo above. In fact, not one of them is Penelope. Do you feel ripped off?
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Last year, caroline’s caroline 2 was our Album Of The Week. The British post-rock collective’s Magdalena Mclean has been releasing lovely music through her great side project Curbside Lambsear, and now Jasper Llewellyn is sharing solo music. His meditative, seven-minute debut single “For The Teacher” is out today via Rough Trade.
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Ziemba’s coming back with a bang. The multi-disciplinary artist releases her long-awaited new album The Braid this fall, and so far she’s shared the sprawling singles “The Perfect Rose” and “The Pleasure Seekers.” Today’s “We Implode” is a chirpy, inspiring triumph.
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THAO is getting ready to release her comeback album Show Me. So far she’s shared “Fossils” and “Sick Of The Times” featuring Tune-Yards and the Linda Lindas. Now she’s releasing the Neko Case collab “Catch As Catch Can.”
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In June, Father Dionysios Tabakis announced he was getting ready to play his first-ever live set at Philadelphia’s Making Time fest, which goes down next month. However, the viral Greek Orthodox priest behind the acclaimed drone metal LP Paradise Metal faced backlash after old blog posts of his resurfaced. Two posts from 2024 referred to gay people as “Sodomites” and gay marriage as a “sodomitic monstrosity.” It was also discovered that in 2013 he performed a sanctification at the offices of Golden Dawn, a Greek neo-Nazi organization. He addressed the criticism in a new statement.
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