A career defining masterpiece from an artist who refused to be pinned down
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David Bazan discusses Pedro the Lion’s new album ‘Santa Cruz,’ awkward memories, and his ongoing pentalogy
Transcendent spiritual expression through the language of jazz
The Mexico City-based cellist and songwriter discusses her expanding sound
Where to start with the prolific Australian psych-rockers
A crucial, game-changing moment of transition for the Fab Four
A game-changing, socially conscious album from a singular musician and songwriter
We spoke to Jim Reid about the group’s new album, 40 years of noise, and more
The introduction of a singular force in hip-hop
A perfect prog album, one rarely acknowledged as such.
The launch of Davis’ electric period is a major milestone in a career full of reinventions
K.Dot’s breakthrough 2015 album remains the loudest pronouncement of his artistic ambition
Jamie Saint Merat discusses ‘Cutting the Throat of God’ and seeking out the transcendent
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When this album dropped in 1988, hip-hop would never be the same.
We had a chat with the System of a Down vocalist
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As the new wave icons’ fourth album turns 40, we take a look back at its strange magic.