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Screaming Females Almost Made a Pandemic Record
John Cale on Embracing Pop and the Avant-Garde
23 Years After Breaking Up, Knapsack Is More Popular Than Ever
Summer School Electronics Brought an Academic Mind to Guitar Pedals
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Nick Diener’s Career Has Been a Oneder
Ted Leo’s Ever-Changing Lanes
Legendary Tones and George Lynch Bring Modern Convenience to Vintage Amp Mods
Hardy’s Country-Rock Rebellion
Against Me!’s James Bowman Redefines Punk Rock Guitar Pedals
Radiohead’s Philip Selway on Atmospheric Solo LP, Radiohead’s Future
Mannequin Pussy’s Multi-Generational Anger (and Horniness)
Exit Interview: The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne on Space Bubbles, The Smile, ‘Do You Realize??’ Demo
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Bet the House on Freddie Gibbs
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The Reclamation of Jessie Baylin
Nikki Lane Softens Up… a Little
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Tim Burgess’ New Solo Album Is Anything But
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Armor for Sleep Invites Listeners to Visit
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Ingrid Andress Searches for Good in Others – and Herself
Le Tigre’s Radical Dance Party Returns
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