In My Room with Pete Murray
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The Australian music icon played tracks from his new album 'Longing' for his Rolling Stone AU/NZ In My Room session
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Thundercat on Sam Rivers, Limp Bizkit, and the Bass Lines That Shook a Generation
Posted in: Music FeaturesThundercat fondly recalls his obsessive love of Limp Bizkit and its bassist Sam Rivers, who died at age 48
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Song You Need to Know: Reb Fountain, ‘One Way Trip’
Posted in: Music Features"I wrote ‘One Way Trip’ when my kids were young, as a single parent in the thick of it, trying to be the best mum I could," Fountain says
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Jim Morrison’s Gravesite Bust Was Found. The Mystery of Its Disappearance Continues
Posted in: Music FeaturesA bust stolen from Jim Morrison’s gravesite in Paris was found in May. But many questions linger about who took it and why.
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Song You Need to Know: MACEY, ‘Mona Lisa Money’
Posted in: Music Features“It felt like a little warning to myself - don’t get caught up in comparison, envy, having everything all at once," MACEY says of his new song
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The Right’s Reaction to Bad Bunny Performing in Spanish at the Super Bowl Is Ugly — But Not New
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe halftime debate reflects decades of Latin artists, from Jose Feliciano to Ricky Martin, being treated with doubt, suspicion, and even outrage
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Farewell, Ace Frehley: The Kiss Spaceman Who Plugged Us In and Kept Us High
Posted in: Music FeaturesRob Sheffield on Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley, rock's true spaceman
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‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’ Turns 50: Tim Curry, David Foster Look Back at Its Tremendous Legacy
Posted in: Music FeaturesTim Curry, Lou Adler, and David Foster joined a panel at the Grammy Museum for a discussion about the beloved music of 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'
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Song You Need to Know: 3%, ‘These Days’
Posted in: Music FeaturesRap trio 3% tap into nostalgia and community with their soulful new single 'These Days', a heartfelt ode to growing up and grounding down
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Ace Frehley Was Kiss’ Eternal Court Jester
Posted in: Music FeaturesAce Frehley's laugh and quick wit were as much a part of the Kiss guitarist's legacy as his playing
