The Secret Music of Plants
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In the 1970's a genre of music made specifically to help plants grow took the world by storm, but do plants actually respond to music?
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David Crosby on the Sorrow and Joy Behind ‘If I Could Only Remember My Name’
Posted in: Music FeaturesCrosby gives a track-by-track guide to his 1971 solo debut. ‘I was an immature person, stoned out of my mind, hit with something I absolutely couldn’t handle. It’s amazing I managed to get into the studio at all’
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An Ode to Sault’s Disappearing Album ‘Nine’
Posted in: Music FeaturesAfter leaving streaming platforms last week, we revisit the mysterious U.K. collective’s ephemeral album experiment
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Drummer Sterling Campbell on His Years With David Bowie, Duran Duran, and Soul Asylum
Posted in: Music FeaturesHe was Bowie’s go-to dummer for the last 20 years of his career, but Campbell also toured with Cyndi Lauper and played on Soul Asylum’s “Runaway Train”
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The Diablo Guide to Heavy Music Week 3
Posted in: Music FeaturesThere’s a high chance you’ve not heard from your action role-playing video game loving friends since around Friday, 24th September; the official release date of Diablo II: Resurrected. The master stroke from co-developers Blizzard Entertainment and Vicarious Visions to remaster the iconic hack-and-slash title originally released in 2000 hit fans right in the soft spot […]
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The Hard-Ons Find Their Voice
Posted in: Music Features premiumRecruiting You Am I's Tim Rogers as their new vocalist, it's clear that veteran Sydney punk outfit the Hard-Ons are gearing up for big things.
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Stray Kids’ Recipe for Success
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith 7.54 million YouTube subscribers and hundreds of millions of Spotify streams (and counting), the Korean-Australian K-pop megastars are cooking up a storm.
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It’s Easier for Global Acts to Play in Russia Than in the U.S. Right Now
Posted in: Music FeaturesCovid-19 has made U.S. visa issues even more of a headache for musicians
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Artists Hate Genres. Kelefa Sanneh Thinks That’s All Wrong
Posted in: Music FeaturesSanneh, a longtime music critic, offers a spirited “defense of musical genres” — from rap to country to punk — in his new book Major Labels
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Mitski Cuts Sharp and Sure With ‘Working for the Knife’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe singer-songwriter returns to the spotlight after a two-year hiatus, sounding wiser than ever
