DaBaby’s Flagrant Trolling Is Another Part of Hip-Hop’s Intensifying Culture Wars
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Rapper’s non-apology for his comments at Rolling Loud point to a schism within rap culture
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TORRES on Embracing the Positivity for Her New Album, ‘Thirstier’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThirstier follows on from last year's Silver Tongue, and comes after a year on hold for the acclaimed US artist.
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ZZ Top: 10 Essential Songs
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe look back at the hitmaking Texas trio’s defining tracks, from “La Grange” to “Legs”
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She Sampled His Hit on TikTok. Then All Hell Broke Loose
Posted in: Music FeaturesKueenD went viral after flipping Kstylis’ 2013 single “Booty Me Down.” But by not clearing the sample, her breakthrough moment became a career-stalling ordeal
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Flashback: Stevie Nicks and Other Badass Women Pay Tribute to Linda Ronstadt at the 2014 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Posted in: Music Features“She was marching through the halls of her high school going, ‘Everybody should be moving aside right now, because: Don’t you know who I am? I’m Linda Ronstadt, future huge rock star,'” Nicks said
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Something for Kate on 20 Years of ‘Echolalia’: ‘We Never Made It Easy for Ourselves’
Posted in: Music Features20 years on from the release of 'Echolalia', Something for Kate are celebrating their breakthrough album with a new tour and vinyl reissue.
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We Still Don’t Know What’s on Kanye’s Mind
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe view from inside Kanye’s ‘Donda’ premiere in Atlanta
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The Jungle Giants: Love Signs and New Frontiers
Posted in: Music FeaturesA full new collection of material from The Jungle Giants has landed with fans four years on from 'Quiet Ferocity'
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Vaultboy Is the King of Sad Songs — But His Happy One Went Viral
Posted in: Music Featuresvaultboy, Jamie Miller, Dhruv, and Jillian Rossi are the latest breakouts to get a crucial boost from listeners in Southeast Asia, giving further support to the “Trigger Cities” theory of artist growth
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Descendents on The Two Decade Wait for ‘9th & Walnut’: ‘It’s Like Our Lost Album’
Posted in: Music Features premiumClose to 20 years since they first recorded an album's worth of early material, Descendents drummer Bill Stevenson discusses its long-awaited arrival.
