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Review: De La Soul, Still Rising After All These Years on ‘and the Anonymous Nobody…’
Review: Myrkur Foregrounds the Grace in Black Metal on the Live ‘Mausoleum’
Review: Katie Dey’s ‘Flood Network’ Is Rife With 404 Errors and Heartbreak
Review: Field Mouse Roar (Quietly) From Philadelphia on ‘Episodic’
Review: Descendents Embrace Oldage on ‘Hypercaffium Spazzinate’
Review: Elysia Crampton and Friends Throw Trap and New Age Into a Blender on ‘Demon City’
Review: The Paranoid Style Make the Trump-Era Send-Up of the Year on ‘Rolling Disclosure’
Review: We Really Love the Julie Ruin’s ‘Hit Reset’ (But They’d Rather Not Know)
Review: Blood Orange Is Fired Up and Ready to Go on ‘Freetown Sound’
Review: G.L.O.S.S.’ ‘Trans Day of Revenge’ Is a Dish Best Served Fast
Review: Mitski Really Gives Emo Something to Write Home About on ‘Puberty 2’
Review: Brandy Clark Saved the Hits for Herself This Time on ‘Big Day in a Small Town’
Review: William Tyler’s Instrumental Folk Is History on ‘Modern Country’
Review: PUP Proclaim ‘The Dream Is Over’ But Proudly Welcome the Nightmare
Review: Marissa Nadler Paints With All the Colors of the Dark on ‘Strangers’
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