How ‘Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)’ Changed Everything
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30 years after the release of Wu-Tang Clan's debut, the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now looks back at the album, with help from Raekwon
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How Olivia Rodrigo Avoided a Sophomore Slump
We break down every track of Rodrigo’s full-on rock album, 'Guts' — and try to figure out if she really wrote songs about Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter
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Why Sinéad O’Connor Was ‘One of the Most Incredible Women of Modern Times’
Rolling Stone Music Now's new episode celebrates the late artist's life and music, with Garbage's Shirley Manson and David Wild, who wrote O'Connor's 1991 Rolling Stone cover story
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David Guetta: AI Will ‘Win’ Over Human Creators
"You cannot fight with this," says the legendary DJ/producer, who thinks the role of human music-makers will come to revolve more around choosing the best of AI output. "It's impossible"
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Why Has Everyone Forgotten How to Behave at Concerts?
Throwing stuff at artists. Screaming during quiet songs. Ignoring opening acts. How concert behavior got worse than ever
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Noel Gallagher on … Everything: ‘I F-cking Changed People’s Lives!’
Gallagher tells Rolling Stone about his strong new album, why he's sure his brother Liam doesn't really want to reunite Oasis, why he hates co-writers, and much, much more
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Free Ed Sheeran! Songwriters Explain Why the ‘Let’s Get It On’ Case Was a Near-Disaster
A jury ruled "Thinking Out Loud" doesn't infringe upon "Let's Get It On" — but if the case went the other way, songwriting could've been compromised forever
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You Are Grimes Now: Inside Music’s Weird AI Future
Grimes is allowing anyone and everyone to use AI models of her voice — and she'll split royalties with you, 50/50. Her manager, Daouda Leonard, tells us why they think they've found the future of music
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When Are Fake Songs Better Than Real Ones?
We discuss the weird magic of the best songs by fictional performers in movies and TV, from Daisy Jones & the Six to the Oneders
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How Do Great Artists End Up Making Horrible Albums?
We discuss – and debate – our '50 Genuinely Horrible Albums by Great Artists' list in the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now
