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If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Bruno Mars’ heroes are drowning in compliments. The pop juggernaut…

Anaïs Gallagher is hopeful Oasis will “live forever” — and there could still be more to come from…

This level of self-interrogation is unusual for Callahan—what once might have been suggested poetically is now stated plainly,…

Whither the protest song in 2026? In January 1970, John Lennon wrote and recorded ‘Instant Karma!’ in a…

If an enduring trait of the bro-country continuum involves the self-sabotaging, toxic man who seeks pity for his…

It seems Baby Keem is finally ready to be perceived. He’s been seen plenty: as an anonymous drone…

In certain punk circles, Twisted Teens have already made it. That’s partially due to bandleader Caspian Honeywell’s time…

Mumford & Sons have achieved massive success, but they’re still desperate for respect. They’ve drawn from classic literature,…

Thankfully, both Duff and Koma have moved on from the thumping theatrics of the mid-2010s. luck… is less…

If metal has always been inherently camp, then few strains are as attuned to it as symphonic black…

In a world where most memories live in cloud storage and camera rolls, there’s something quietly intentional about…

For years, Angel Du$t was Justice Tripp’s balmy reprieve from Trapped Under Ice. When he fronted the Baltimore…

Bruno Mars: The Romantic Album Review