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The Howlers © 2026
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Olive Wreath © June Aspell
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Today’s Song: olive wreath Debuts “cold warm green blue,” a Hyperfolk Ode to the Changing Tides of Life and the Self

Marigo Bay ‘Racecars & Rockstars’ © Fien Vonk
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Electrifying, Explosive, and Colorful: London’s Marigo Bay Arrives with Cathartic Debut LP ‘Racecars & Rockstars’

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“Most of What Is Good Only Comes from the Bad”: Matt Corby on the Highs, Lows, & Sitting in the Discomfort on ‘Tragic Magic’

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Drexler © Toby Shain
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Evann McIntosh "Mull It Over" © Nicholas Cantu
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Queen Quail "Narcissus" © Celeste Call
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One for the Dreamers, the Philosophers, and the Reckoning: Queen Quail’s ‘Narcissus’ EP Is a Sparkling Ode to Identity & Belonging in Your 20s

Good Kid © Evie Maynes
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fantom EP - Wes Parker
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“Part 1 was the inhale, and Part 2 is the exhale”: Nick Mulvey Harvests, Becomes, and Shines in ‘Dark Harvest Pt. 2’

Justin Bieber 'SWAG' © Renell Medrano
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Justin Bieber’s Surprise Record ‘SWAG’ Is a Wonderfully Fragmented Reflection on Life of Late

Dark Harvest, Pt. 1 - Nick Mulvey
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Rising from the Ashes: Nick Mulvey Returns with Highly-Anticipated Fourth Album, ‘Dark Harvest, Pt. 1’

Calum Hood 'ORDER chaos ORDER' © Sarah Eiseman
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Chaos, Clarity & Coming Home: Calum Hood of 5SOS on Stepping into His Own with Solo Debut ‘ORDER chaos ORDER’

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