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“I love the way it feels to be a hater”: Infinity Song Serve Up the Perfect Singalong for Your Inner Critic in “Hater’s Anthem”

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“It’s the moments of silence and stillness that have the heaviest weight”: The Mysterines Shine a Light on the Dark Depths of ‘Afraid of Tomorrows’

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The Best Albums of 2024 (So Far)

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Today’s Song: Zero Sun Drift in and Out of Wistful Romance & Regret on “If I’m Ever Gonna Change Your Mind”

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Meet Our Writers: New York’s Ciaran Short

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Today’s Song: Pa Sheehy’s “Under the Orange Sky” Reflects on Love & Loss With Evocative Melodies and Poignant Lyricism

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Today’s Song: Peace Ritual Channel Angst & Ecstasy into Impassioned DIY Anthem “Seconds”

by Mitch Mosk
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Interview: Pale Waves Reexamine the Past on Dreamy, Anthemic Fourth Album ‘Smitten’

by Aaron Childree
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Feature: The Howl & The Hum’s Sam Griffiths on Making ‘Same Mistake Twice,’ an Album Full of Dread, Joy, & Human Breath

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Interview: Ellee Duke Finds the Strength to Rise Above Her Bullies With “fragile”

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“The branches of a willow know the veins in my body”: Singer/Songwriter Bailey Bigger Dreams of Death & Rebirth on “Resurrection Fern,” a Song of Stillness, Serenity, and Connection

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