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Carlie Hanson Gets Real On “Good Enough”

Carlie’s ‘Stealing All My Friends’ Carlie Hanson has really kicked it up a notch in 2020. The 20-year-old started the year on a high with “Daze Inn” and then followed it up with the equally-great, addiction-themed “Stealing All My Friends.” The breakout star now makes it three perfect pop songs in a row with “Good […]

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Triathalon – “Garden 2” & “Alone”

Brooklyn-via-Savannah indie-rock trio Triathalon have announced a new EP called Sleep Cycle. It’s the inaugural release of Dead Oceans’ new Friends Of series, which will also feature releases from Devendra Banhart and Noah Georgeson, Julie Byrne and Trayer Tryon, Annie Truscott and Jay Som, and more. And along with the announcement, Triathalon have shared two […]

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Pink Siifu & Fly Anakin – “Dollar Dr. Dream”

You love to see smart, thoughtful indie rappers finding each other and linking up. For the past few years, Pink Siifu and Fly Anakin have been carving out parallel paths, releasing a whole lot of music and finding their audiences. Today, they’ve come together on a new single called “Dollar Dr. Dream.” The Alabama-born Pink […]

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Thyla – "Fade"

By the time we named Band To Watch Thyla’s debut EP What’s On Your Mind one of the best of 2019, the malleable Brighton quartet were already on to something new. Through the end of last year, they were building up to Everything At Once, a second EP that arrived this past January and found […]

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Nation Of Language – "Gouge Away" (Pixies Cover)

Brooklyn Band To Watch Nation Of Language finally released their excellent debut album Introduction, Presence back in May, and we named it one of the best albums of the year so far. Now, they’re back with a Pixies cover, the A-side of a limited edition 7″ single with a new original, “One More Try,” as […]

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Metallica Share 'For Whom the Bell Tolls' Clip From 'S&M2'

Metallica shared a version of “For Whom the Bell Tolls” today (Aug. 20) from their upcoming S&M2 (Symphony and Metallica²) concert film, which is due out Aug. 28. The nearly five-minute version of the song, which originally appeared on 1984’s Ride the Lightning, sees singer/guitarist James Hetfield leading the crowd in a sing-along while San Francisco Symphony […]

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