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22 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Jenny Hval, Whitney, (Sandy) Alex G, Nils Frahm, Chris Farren, Snoop Dogg, Coarse, Exhumed, and more.
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PJ Harvey shares new playlist, “Clair de Lune” (listen)
PJ Harvey curated a new Spotify playlist that features Thom Yorke, Colin Stetson, Amen Dunes, Connan Mockasin, and more.
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Nils Frahm played 2 nights at Brooklyn Steel (Night 2 pics, setlist, review)
German composer Nils Frahm would feel equally at home at home Carnegie Hall as he would Ultra Music Festival. Frahm's unique piano concerto ambient-EDM blend found a happy middle ground at Brooklyn Steel for a sold-out two-night stint on Friday and Saturday...
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Artists list their top albums of 2018
We've been asking artists what albums they liked most in 2018. Here's a bunch of artist year-end lists, all in one place...
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Gang Gang Dance’s Brian DeGraw tells us his Top 10 of 2018
Gang Gang Dance released ’Kazuashita’ this year and will close out 2018 at the BrooklynVegan Holiday Party at Brooklyn Brewery.
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NPR’s 100 Best Songs of 2018
As usual, it's a very diverse list with indie rock, hip hop, country, Latin trap jazz, classical, folk, R&B, metal, and more. It's also got that Doja Cat song ”Mooo!”
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Nils Frahm announces ‘Encores 2′ EP, shares “Spells”
'Encores 2' is the second accompanying EP for this year's All Melody. It comes out in January and Nils begins his North American tour in March...
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Big Ears festival: full 2019 lineup (Avey Tare, Mountain Man, Punch Brothers, more)
The 2019 edition of Knoxville, TN's Big Ears Festival happens March 21-24 and also features Spiritualized, This Is Not This Heat, Béla Fleck, Mercury Rev, serpentwithfeet, Harold Budd, Moor Mother, Sons of Kemet, and lots more.
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Big Ears 2019 adds Spiritualized, Mercury Rev, Richard Thompson, Yves Tumor, more
Big Ears also includes Sons of Kemet, Bill Frisell, Jlin, Vijay Iyer, Meredith Monk, Stephen O'Malley, the music of Harold Budd, and more.
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Tallest Man on Earth shares playlist of what he’s listening to on tour (which begins tonight)
The playlist includes Aretha Franklin, Can, Paul Simon, Adrianne Lenker, Damien Jurado, Feist, Big Red Machine, James Blake, Sylvan Esso, Sufjan Stevens, The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band, and more.