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Welcome to Miami Beach | Neil Young – Roxy: Tonight’s the Night Live
Neil Young's new live album Roxy: Tonight's the Night Live shows Young at a dark period of his life and how he turned personal tragedy into art.
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The Art of Mysticism: A Conversation With Imaad Wasif
Coop talks with Imaad Wasif about his new album "Great Eastern Sun" and how working solo is spiritually different than working with others.
Neko Case: Hell-On | HELL YEAH FEMINIST MUSIC
Hell-On is, as are any of Neko Case’s previous releases, practically entirely stylistically different from its predecessors.
Courtney Barnett: Tell Me How You Really Feel | Reflections on Art, Artistry, and Growth
I don’t want Courtney Barnett to sit still - not for my sake or my daughter’s, even if that means she won’t be able to truly appreciate how good Tell Me How You Really Feel is for several years.
Pusha-T: Daytona | Brief, Impressive, Yet Partially Flawed
For all the good things that Pusha T's Daytona has going for it, even with its short length, it is not a perfect record. However, With each subsequent listen, I find more things to appreciate about Daytona, so in the end, maybe this, for right now, is what we needed.
The Glorious Sons Deserve a Headlining Tour Already
The Glorious Sons are ready for their close-up.If an opening band could always grab the attention of the audience like The Glorious Sons could do, I would be surprised. Oftentimes during an opener, people feel like it's the best time to chitchat and look away.
Jenny Hval: The Long Sleep | Every Small Part as Moving and Beautiful as its Whole
I literally fucking cried listening to the first song on Jenny Hval's new ep, The Long Sleep song... it’s beautiful.Thank you for creating and sharing this exquisite work, Jenny Hval. I love it.
Manic Street Preachers: Futile Resistance | Is Resistance Futile?
Resistance is Futile is a beautiful, regretful album that would sound brilliant if you had not heard of the Manic Street Preachers beforehand. I hope they don’t end this way.
We Are 138: Why Fiends Love The Misfits
Despite being loved by millions and influencing hundreds of bands and genres, Glenn, Jerry, and Doyle are rarely name dropped among the most important punk bands. Coop looks for the real reason why so many fiends love The Misfits.
Adopt This Label: Norwegian Blue Records
Norwegian Blue Records is ran by a man of many talents, Tyson Wiebe who was kind enough to answer some of my questions about his journey of falling in love with music, his musicianship and the bands he is in, and about running a very cool record label!