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We Love NYC: The Homecoming Concert has been shut down due to severe weather caused by Hurricane Henri. Organized by Clive Davis, the massive event in Central Park celebrated New York City’s re-opening following the COVID-19 pandemic. While acts like Journey, LL Cool J, Santana, Andrea Bocelli, and Barry Manilow did take the stage, the
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News Kendrick Lamar Says He’s Producing His “Final TDE Album” “See you soon enough,” the Pulitzer winner closed a note attributed to “Oklama” By Noah Yoo August 20, 2021 Facebook Twitter Kendrick Lamar, September 2018 (Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic) Facebook Twitter Kendrick Lamar has broken his silence and shared a new website for something mysterious called “Oklama.”
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News Eddie Vedder, Glen Hansard, and Cat Power Release Soundtrack for Sean Penn’s New Movie Flag Day: Listen Featuring three new Cat Power songs, Vedder’s cover of R.E.M.’s “Drive,” and more By Matthew Strauss August 20, 2021 Facebook Twitter Glen Hansard, Olivia Vedder, and Eddie Vedder, photo by Josh Klinghoffer Facebook Twitter Seattle Surf and
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Deafheaven have released their new album, Infinite Granite, which is now available to stream. With their fifth studio album, Deafheaven have shifted away from the atmospheric black metal that influenced past material, embracing the shoegaze side of their sound. Most notably, vocalist George Clarke has adopted a clean-singing style. Despite some initial shock from longtime
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News Britney Spears’ Housekeeper Files Battery Complaint Against Singer. Spears’ Lawyer Calls Incident “Overblown” The complaint alleges that Spears accosted the housekeeper during an altercation over a cellphone on Monday night By Madison Bloom August 19, 2021 Facebook Twitter Britney Spears, August 2016 (Allen Berezovsky/WireImage) Facebook Twitter Britney Spears’ housekeeper has filed a battery complaint
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I.M.P., the independent concert promoter that operates four beloved venues in Washington DC and Maryland, has announced strict new policies designed to combat the spread of COVID-19. Beginning October 17th, anyone attending a performance at The Anthem, 9:30 Club, Merriweather Post Pavilion, or Lincoln Theatre will need to provide proof of full vaccination status to
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Lurking about in the darkness, a bluesy bassline seems to follow a funereal beat like it’s leading the way straight into the pits of a hell occupied by the most sinful of sonic experimentalists to walk the earth. We’re alone, isolated with the leering textures and threatening tempo breathing down our necks in “Luminaries,” but
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No one can say Tom Tikka dodges life’s larger questions. Most songwriters working within popular music are content to rework a smorgasbord of tropes for each new generation, orbiting the same concerns, reaching the same conclusions. Going out on a limb seldom pays off. I do not know how old Tikka but his new release, This
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News Watch Courtney Barnett Perform “Rae Street” on Fallon From forthcoming LP Things Take Time, Take Time By Evan Minsker August 18, 2021 Facebook Twitter Courtney Barnett, screengrab via YouTube/NBC Facebook Twitter Courtney Barnett was the musical guest on last night’s episode of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. Watch her perform “Rae Street” below.
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