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BODEGA Want to Make Rock Music Bigger, Stranger, and More Human Again.

For years, New York’s BODEGA have dissected the contradictions of modern life through sharp, politically charged post-punk. With their new album, All Inside Aquarium, they’re looking inward, embracing uncertainty, and rediscovering the power of a great rock song.

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Thundercat on Everyday Dysfunction and Breaking the Matrix.

When Thundercat compares the shock of hearing a song played differently onstage to Neo discovering the Matrix, he’s only half joking. Ahead of his Dallas show, he talks about Distracted, finding humor and inspiration in everyday dysfunction, the freedom of letting things happen naturally, and why the best moments in live music rarely sound exactly as they did on the record.

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LIV EAST, NOONZY AND DOGS ON SHADY LANE.

London’s Liv East makes sophisticated soul and funk feel effortlessly at home on the dancefloor, Belgian songwriter Noonzy discovers the possibilities of throwing carefully made plans out the window, and Dogs On Shady Lane turn seven years of songs, friendships and changing perspectives into a beautifully intimate debut album. 

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KOLE ON MAKING THE MUSIC HE WANTS TO HEAR, AND LEAVING NO ROOM FOR COMPROMISE.

At eighteen, Kole left Dallas convinced that getting away was the only way to move forward. Two years later, his extraordinary new album, i ran away from dallas., finds him reconsidering everything he thought he needed to leave behind.

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NINE YEARS ON FROM A DISASTROUS FIRST SHOW, KID SISTR ARE JUST GETTING STARTED.

We talk about their latest EP, American Teenage Prophecy, the art of making people laugh and cry, growing up together, and why getting back onstage reminded them what all of this was supposed to be about.

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THE TABASCO BIRDS ARE TAKING COSMIC AMERICAN MUSIC SOMEWHERE NEW.

Eight musicians, five songwriters and a debut album that finds room for everything from pedal steel and saxophone to bicycles and crickets. Denton’s The Tabasco Birds have borrowed Gram Parsons’ idea of Cosmic American Music and given themselves the freedom to find out what it sounds like half a century later.

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MATT OF MATTS HAS SOME STRANGE HYMNS TO SING.

The son of an evangelical exorcist, Matt Of Matts grew up surrounded by biblical prophecy, religious certainty and the promise of an approaching apocalypse. Thirty years into making music, he’s finally releasing his debut album, Strange Hymns, a wonderfully peculiar collection of electronic anti-hymns exploring religious trauma, mortality and the strange freedom of starting over.

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LØLØ Knows Exactly How Ridiculous She’s Being. It Hasn’t Stopped Her Yet.

LØLØ has built a career out of bad romantic decisions, regrettable messages and finding the funny side of heartbreak while she’s still in the middle of it. With her second album, god forbid a girl spits out her feelings!, the Canadian songwriter is abandoning any attempt to appear reasonable.

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