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With the release of his new memoir, ‘Sing Backwards and Weep,’ the former Screaming Trees frontman is finally ready to reflect on his dark past
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“All this reflection has had me wondering what the role of an artist is during something like this. What’s the value of being creative right now?”
The pulsing physicality of her new album is the perfect prescription for a world without dance floors
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