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Today’s Song: Audri Asks for Shelter and Security on “Harbor Me”

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Interview with Caroline Rose: COVID-19 Camaraderie, Concept Albums, and Crunching Cellophane

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Columns, Music, Today's SongApril 13, 2020<April 13, 2020

On “Think I’ll Stay,” Westerman Remains Relentlessly Surprising in the Face of Lyrical Melancholy

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Sam Lee’s “Old Wow” Is Rooted in the Past, Yet Its Ecological Message Is Relevant and Tender

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Rooted in Cinema & Satire, Caroline Rose’s ‘Superstar’ is a Brilliant Ode to Unbridled Ambition

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Today’s Song: “Yellow Jacket” is a Brooding, Pounding Debut from Psych-Pop Londoners moa moa

otta 8.1
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Our Take: otta’s ‘after it all blew over’ Is a Smart & Captivating Debut EP

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Common’s “My Fancy Free Future Love,” Remixed by Tom Misch: Settling Down Meets Getting on Up

Walking Like We Do - The Big Moon 8.9
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Open Yet Effervescent: The Big Moon’s ‘Walking Like We Do’ Is a Punk-Pop Panacea

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Debut, Music, Our Take, ReviewsJanuary 17, 2020<May 13, 2024

Sudan Archives’ ‘Athena’: Lessons for Mere Mortals from a Thoroughly Modern Violinist

Matt Maltese
Columns, Music, Today's SongNovember 29, 2019<November 27, 2019

Today’s Song: “Tokyo” Is Matt Maltese at His Tightest, Sparest, and Most Compelling

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