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"Morning Glory" is such an effective combination of various decades of British pop that listening is almost like checking the pulse of the whole music scene.

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Tame Impala, the one-man musical project of Kevin Parker, released a new album “Deadbeat” Oct. 17. Following Parker’s 2020 record, “The Slow Rush,” “Deadbeat” takes on a new persona and diverts from ...

A Psychedelic Furs show is not just a concert; it's a living time capsule of post-punk romanticism. Influenced by Bowie and Roxy Music just as much as the punk bands of the late 70’s, they have ...

Album No. 2, like the debut, is mostly just Mitchell, her guitar, piano and voice. But the songs are better. "Chelsea Morning ...

The 1980s were heady times for synthesizers and drum machines. Ushering out the distorted three-chord guitars and traditional ...

When Daniel Caesar was 17, he left his home with a broken relationship with his father. Years later, Caesar released “Son of ...

American trumpeter Miles Davis was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century jazz - and the leader on many great albums, including two best-selling works: Kind Of Blue and Bitches Brew.