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Meet Our Writers: London’s Liv Goodbody!

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“The most personal is the most universal”: COIN’s ‘I’m Not Afraid of Music Anymore’ Is a Triumph of Love, Vulnerability, & Self-Acceptance

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“Everything’s here and nothing’s lost”: Snow Patrol Continue to Write Their Legacy on Spellbinding ‘The Forest Is The Path’

by Aaron Childree
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Interview: Charli Adams’ Inner Light Shines on “Airlifter,” an Anthem of Love, Friendship, & Showing Up for Others

by Mitch Mosk
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Track-by-Track: Earthquake Lights Explore Self-Reflection in ‘Signs of Life’

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“All Bets Are Off”: Brooklyn’s Awksymoron Premiere a Hopeful Ode to Life, Friendship, & Uncertainty

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by Emma Schoors
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Interview: Maddie Regent Is Both a “Recovering Overachiever” and a Conscious Pop Star on the Rise

by Noah Wade
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Premiere: Party Nails Reconnects With Her Younger Self on Easygoing “Same Old Song”

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