Revisiting the incredible, and chilly, sophomore album from the indie rock vets
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There is no better embodiment of success than when America anoints a song as a…
The 2004 sophomore album from the Atlanta metal troupe set a new standard for post-millennial metal
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Trent Reznor’s apocalyptic concept album feels shockingly resonant and relevant after more than 15 years
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A defining document in Norwegian black metal
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Natasha Khan’s sophomore album was the actual best record of 2009
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A look back at the 1999 indie/sunshine pop cult classic
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When the Next Big Thing was a Recontextualized Old Thing
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