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Bob Dylan is playing the hits again. The legendary singer-songwriter is infamous for forgoing his hits in favor of deep cuts and converting well-known songs into inscrutable new forms, but in the past week he’s broken out two certified classics for the first time in years.  » Read More

Cursive’s 10th studio album Devourer is out next month. After sharing the singles “Up And Away” and “Botch Job,” the emo veterans have another one out today called “Imposturing.”  » Read More

When Garden State debuted in 2004, it felt like it was a movie made for me — a hopeless romantic millennial teen girl from New Jersey grappling with loneliness who had a fascination with pop culture and a burgeoning interest in music discovery thanks to my dad’s Sirius (not XM quite yet) account.  » Read More

Releasing a single called “Karma Police” that’s not a Radiohead cover: Fantastic bit. Genuinely funny. Almost as noteworthy as calling your band cumgirl8. The herky-jerk New York post-punk band of that name just announced plans to release their new album The 8th Cumming this fall, and I’m forced to admit that cumgirl8 are good at naming things.  » Read More

This fall, the Welsh producer Kelly Lee Owens will release her new album Dreamstate. The record has contributions from Bicep, the Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands, and the 1975’s George Daniel. We’ve already posted first single “Love You Got,” an absolute banger. Today, Owens shares another one.  » Read More

Last year, Mall Grab — aka the London-based Aussie producer Jordon Alexander — teamed up with the clubby pop duo Real Lies for the single “End Credits.” Today, they’re linking up again for “Ripples In The Timeline.”  » Read More

Three Taylor Swift concerts scheduled for Vienna’s Ernst-Happel-Stadion this week were canceled after Austrian authorities arrested two young men who’d been plotting a terrorist attack at one of the shows. Today, further details about the situation have emerged.  » Read More

Aphex Twin collaborator Weirdcore directs a visual for the band’s first song since Wall of Eyes  » Read More

Nearly 200,000 people were expected to attend the three Eras Tour shows in Austria  » Read More