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Taylor Swift dropped a new album and put John Early in her music video. This guy’s excited! The album’s also got Lana Del Rey, but just barely; maybe someone stole her part. And Midnights producer Jack Antonoff celebrated release week by wearing a Stereogum shirt. » Read More
Grammy Awards season has begun, but there will be no voting for Silk Sonic nor Drake or the Weeknd. Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor’s Version) (Sad Girl Autumn Version)” is eligible for Record Of The Year, however, as are Nicki Minaj and Latto assuming they don’t cancel each other first. » Read More
Last weekend’s Desert Daze really had everything, but it meant I missed Pavement’s four-night stand in Brooklyn, not to mention Snail Mail, Soccer Mommy, Bully, and Speedy Ortiz covering Pavement at the Pavement Museum pop-up. Have you seen Pavement on this reunion tour? Earlier this week they broke out “AT&T” » Read More
It’s a crazy busy release day, with new LPs from Björk, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Titus Andronicus, Freddie Gibbs, City Of Caterpillar, Ashley McBryde, billy woods, High Vis (don’t sleep on High Vis), and so many more. Chris and I are gonna listen to all of them at the same time on our way to Desert Daze. » Read More
Last night’s Smashing Pumpkins radio show had free shots of Dunkin’ pumpkin cream cold brew in the lobby. It’s pumpkin season, motherfuckers. The band played mostly hits, and I also liked the two ATUM songs. » Read More
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Billy Squier, Diddy, She Wants Revenge, will.i.am, the Rolling Stones, Billy Joel, Travis Barker, KRS-One, Paul Oakenfold, and Chuck motherfucking Mangione — this week we learned how they’re relevant to the story of Crazy Town’s “Butterfly.” You guys had a lot of say about that and about the OutKast and Joe hits it joined atop the singles chart in the winter of 2001. » Read More
“What I’m about to say, I’m pretty damn sure they did not say to John Coltrane when he played here,” Eddie Vedder told the Apollo Theater audience five songs into Pearl Jam’s set last night. “They need us to… ‘reboot the computer.'” While technical issues were sorted out, the mezzanine sang the first verse and chorus of “Daughter” » Read More
