Musicians on Musicians: Gunna & Ludacris
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Two Atlanta superstars on making it big, giving back, and why their city puts on like no other
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A Reminder That Drake Left Some of His Best Songs Off ‘Take Care’
Posted in: Music Features‘Take Care’ is widely regarded as Drake’s best album, but “Club Paradise” and “Dreams Money Can Buy” are some of the his best output from that period of his career
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The Scarf, Impeccably Clean Kitchens, and the Red Typewriter: Our Favourite Moments From Taylor Swift’s ‘All Too Well’ Short Film
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs the Redaissance continues, we list the highlights from the clip starring Sadie Sink, Dylan O’Brien, and the mastermind herself
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Astroworld: Ex-Workers Surprised It Took Promoter This Long to ‘F–k Up This Badly’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThree people who previously worked for Austin-based concert promoter ScoreMore paint a picture of a company with a history of alleged disorganization, cost-cutting, and unprofessionalism
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Musicians on Musicians: CL & Jhené Aiko
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn breaking free of other people’s expectations, finding inspiration in family, and the future of pop music
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Drug Church Give Us an Antidote to the Onslaught of Bad News
Posted in: Music Features“News flash: I need news less,” Patrick Kindlon sings on “Million Miles of Fun.” Don’t we all?
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Interpol Get Cosy
Posted in: Music FeaturesYes, you read that right. Paul Banks and Daniel Kessler take us through the surprising reinvention that led to the band’s “positive,” “uplifting” 2022 LP
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50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #36: Hoodoo Gurus
Posted in: Music FeaturesBritish India's Declan Melia takes a look back at "the ultimate, 'hang on, this is them as well?' band", Hoodoo Gurus.
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50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #37: Hunters And Collectors
Posted in: Music FeaturesSomething For Kate frontman Paul Dempsey reminisces on the impact that Hunters & Collectors had upon him as a young music fan.
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This Company Charges Thousands for VIP Access to the Stars. They Just Can’t Promise You’ll Get It.
Posted in: Music FeaturesConfirmed360 clients have paid big for the chance to meet everyone from Taylor Swift to Shawn Mendes, U2, and more — but interviews, legal filings, and a trail of other records suggest the L.A.-based concierge company often doesn't deliver
