Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, More Join No Music for Genocide Boycott
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Lorde, Paramore, Björk, Clairo, Lucy Dacus, Nao, Idles, Muna are among over 1,000 artists blocking streaming from Israel with No Music for Genocide
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M83 Revisits ‘Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming’ Superhero Video Trilogy With Dramatic New Prequel
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Liz Phair Talks Life in Exile and Making ‘Offensive’ Punk Playlists
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Earl Sweatshirt Is Ready to Meet You Halfway
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe rapper on growing up in public, becoming a father, and why he scrapped the first draft of his new album
Megan Entertainment Television: Megan Thee Stallion Inks Production Deal With Netflix
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Astroworld Victims Died of ‘Compression Asphyxia,’ Medical Examiner Determines
Posted in: Music NewsHarris County Medical Examiner deemed the manner of all 10 deaths accidental
Juice WRLD’s Second Posthumous Album Sounds like It Could’ve Been Recorded Yesterday
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Young Dolph’s Life Celebrated in Memphis: ‘He Was Such a Benevolent Spirit’
Posted in: Music NewsFriends, family, and peers gather to honor the rapper whose life was tragically cut short in November
Pink Floyd to Bring Blinking Light Back on ‘Pulse’ Reissue
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Bruce Springsteen Sells Publishing Catalog to Sony for $500 Million
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Song You Need to Know: Renessco, ‘Glass House’
Posted in: Music News"I wrote 'Glass House' about a long term relationship that was slowly deteriorating before my eyes," Renessco explains of the slow-burning track.
