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Team Dresch return after thirty years with a battle cry called Furthermore
Team Dresch announce Furthermore, their first new album in 30 years, and share One Song as a love letter to younger and older queer generations.
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Angine de Poitrine invade UK television and win Shania Twain’s hair approval
Angine de Poitrine make their UK TV debut on Later... with Jools Holland, performing Sarniezz and Fabienk from Vol. II while Shania Twain joins the strange fan club.
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Tucker Zimmerman turns Dream Me a Dream into a happily untidy farewell
Pitchfork reviews Tucker Zimmerman’s Dream Me a Dream, a posthumous folk release that serves as an affecting coda to his Big Thief-assisted late-career return.
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BASIC make BASIC sound anything but basic with dubby guitar hypnosis
Pitchfork reviews BASIC’s self-titled album, a groove-rooted experimental rock record built from live improvisation, Chris Forsyth’s guitar logic and Doug McCombs’ low-end gravity.
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Cold Court throw \ (^_^) / in the air and make genre collapse sound fun
Pitchfork reviews Cold Court’s \ (^_^) / EP, a Philadelphia debut that throws blown-out guitars, Ableton chaos, live drums, funk, noise-pop and alt-rock into one fearless collision.
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John Prine returns to Old Town School and lets the jokes hold the sorrow together
Pitchfork reviews John Prine’s Live at Old Town School of Folk, an unedited 2010 concert recording from the Chicago institution where his folk journey began.
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