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Partner Are Queering Classic Rock

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By Dream Nails | November 20, 2020

Partner Are Queering Classic Rock

Anya Pearson (Dream Nails) talks the Canadian band’s thrilling sophomore album.

Fontaines DC Trudge Through the Muck of Existence

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By Dominic Angelella | August 13, 2020

Fontaines DC Trudge Through the Muck of Existence

Dominic Angelella digs into the Dublin post-punk band’s new record.

Katie Malco Reflects Mercifully on the Past

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By Julien Baker | August 11, 2020

Katie Malco Reflects Mercifully on the Past

Julien Baker talks the “brutal candor” of Failures.

Appreciating the Ordinary with Land of Talk

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By Sam Goblin | July 31, 2020

Appreciating the Ordinary with Land of Talk

Sam Goblin (Mister Goblin) talks Indistinct Conversations.

What Awaits Us at the End of Protomartyr’s Cruel Summer?

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By Loren DiBlasi | July 20, 2020

What Awaits Us at the End of Protomartyr’s Cruel Summer?

Loren DiBlasi (Patio) talks the Detroit post-punk band’s prophetic Ultimate Success Today.

Some Suggestions Re: Jeff Rosenstock’s NODREAM

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By Chris Farren | June 8, 2020

Some Suggestions Re: Jeff Rosenstock’s NODREAM

Chris Farren— I mean, Pink Lipman, VP of Marketing Development, has some notes on how to better sell the album.

With Pure X, Feeling Is Everything

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By Jacob Faber | May 6, 2020

With Pure X, Feeling Is Everything

Jacob Faber (Sunflower Bean) talks the Austin band’s first album in six years.

Hockets for Two Voices Is an Audio Illusion

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By Lee Ranaldo | April 6, 2020

Hockets for Two Voices Is an Audio Illusion

Lee Ranaldo (Sonic Youth) fell under the spell of Meara O’Reilly’s latest album.

On Auto-Pain, Deeper Feels Everything

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By Loren DiBlasi | March 20, 2020

On Auto-Pain, Deeper Feels Everything

Loren DiBlasi (Patio) talks the Chicago post-punk band’s “cathartic” new album.

Ellen Kempner Is Kicking Herself for Not Listening to Destroyer Sooner

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By El Kempner | February 24, 2020

Ellen Kempner Is Kicking Herself for Not Listening to Destroyer Sooner

The Palehound frontwoman talks Dan Bejar’s “devastating” Have We Met.