Five years ago, the release of Adele’s third studio album marked her triumphant comeback in a new direction that symbolized reconciliation and moving on from relationships, steering away from her signature heartbroken style.
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Classic college beers are always better with music. We’ve paired each cold one to its perfect song.
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In an intense haze of flutes, whimsical lyrics, dark basslines, and fantastical creatures, Austin’s own Nolan Potter’s Nightmare Band is pure sensory overload.
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Sisters, brothers, friends, enemies, or lovers, those who make music collaboratively develop relationships — and those relationships have stories.
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The members of Taking Jupiter talk about their debut album, releasing music in Mongolia, and how COVID-19 has impacted them.
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Through her fusion of breakbeat production and early Taylor Swift songwriting, Jaime Brooks' Default Genders has not only carved her niche in the pop landscape, but created the soundtrack for plights of the internet age.
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Visuals inspired by Rich Brian’s “Love in My Pocket,” from his most recent album, 1999.
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Shakey Graves performs at Haute Spot in Cedar Park as part of the Love + Lightstream drive-in concert series.
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The marathon listen of Pegasus is a turbulent, but familiar trek for Trippie Redd fans.
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Austin-based pop singer AJ Abdullah savvily uses his ukulele tunes and Instagram reels to propel his up-and-coming career.
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Margot Gordinier splices elements of bedroom pop, shoegaze, and folk to produce a contemplative atmosphere where listeners can reflect on their relationships and habits.
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While continuing to innovate the roles of females in hip-hop, sugar-trap princess Rico Nasty experiments with fashion just as much as music.
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Rock and roll dominated the Austin music scene for years. Now, hip-hop acts like Magna Carda are switching up the local sound.
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Every Indian wedding has the same songs that rouse aunties and uncles to the dance floor. Here’s the ultimate playlist study guide for those moments — just in case you ever find yourself thrust into the spotlight.
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The Korean pop genre is soaring to new heights in Western culture, but a wave of xenophobic backlash may stand in its way.
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Ghost’s devilish metal puts the “harm” in harmony.
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Released Nov. 9, 1970, Derek and the Dominos’ Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs serves as both a fascinating note in rock history and a timeless expression of the blues.
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Harry Styles blessed the world with his lovely smile and designer outfits in his latest music video for his single “Golden,” which inspired this photoshoot.
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