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Take Me to the Moon: Das Kope on Post-Punk, Polish and the Pacific Coast Highway

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Today’s Song: Isaac Dunbar Preaches Self-Love in “makeup drawer”

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Interview: Sarah Barrios’ Debut Single “I Didn’t Mean To” Is a Cool, Catchy, & Confessional Introduction

by Mitch Mosk
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Our Take: Diners’ New Album ‘Leisure World’ Is Exactly What It Sounds Like

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Feeling it All, and Then More: A Conversation with Eliza & The Delusionals

by Nicole Almeida
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Today’s Song: King Princess Makes Her Choice with “Ohio”

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Interview: Gregory Uhlmann’s New Single “Spice Girls” Is a Raw, Impassioned Outpouring

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Premiere: Yard Arms’ Feverish “Mantra” Is a Love Letter to the Anxious

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Today’s Song: Kid Cudi Solidifies His Commander Status on “Leader of the Delinquents”

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Atwood Magazine’s Weekly Roundup: May 1, 2020

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Track-by-Track: A Stroll Through Sara Davis Regan’s ‘Riverland’

by Lowndes Commander
Sir Sly 2020
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This Just In: Sir Sly’s “All Your Love” Is a Deep Breath of Hallelujah

by Mitch Mosk
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This Just In: Glass Animals’ “Dreamland” Is a Woozy Trip Down Memory Lane

by Mitch Mosk
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Unbridled Experimentation & Reflections on Childhood: A Conversation with RAC

by Lowndes Commander
Columns, Music, Today's SongMay 1, 2020<May 1, 2020

Today’s Song: Jacob Jeffries Won’t “Let You Down” with his Latest Piece of Pop Nostalgia

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