Country rock and dreamy psychedelia never sounded so good together. Waxahatchee and Mazzy Star are an unexpected duo decades in the making.
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Pop music visuals are popular ways to showcase an artist’s work. These three pop stars introduced Christian themes into the medium, allowing them to express their own story and views on religion.
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We reimagined past concert photos by editing them into collages.
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The self-proclaimed “Fashion Killer” has made a name for himself not only as a rapper, but as a fashion icon, too.
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Local Waco band Sack Lunch! performs for Tri Delta Night at Baylor University on the auxiliary practice field.
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Twitter didn’t exist yet, so musicians used the airwaves to wage ideological war.
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With no fear of pedal steel or bold lyrical accusations, Austin-based artist Lady Dan brings a playful bite to her Americana undertones in a debut album born from isolation.
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It’s time to become the main character. This curated playlist is for those who know they really belong in a sci-fi action movie, or at least want to feel like they do.
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The New England noise doom duo bring their staticky, dread-inducing metal to the topics of the climate emergency and anti-racism.
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With each new album she’s released, Ariana Grande has produced iconic eras within her career, each uniquely distinct from the other. Here are some looks and aesthetics inspired by her six album covers.
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The Austin-based artist chats about his new album, the artbook coming out alongside it, and a few thoughts in between.
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The lavish bull contains multitudes, and these songs prove it.
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Tameca Jones performs at ZACH Theatre as part of the Songs Under The Stars Spring Concert Series.
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Afterglow merged features of 21st century album and song covers with features of the Greek goddesses Hera, Aphrodite, Athena, and Artemis.
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South African musician lordkez, stylized in all lowercase, performs at the intersection of experimental creativity and allusive spirituality.
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The underground metal band’s 2003 album Dopesmoker is about weed. It’s also about church and the concept of religious pilgrimage.
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Back when the internet was mostly good, Marina, Lana Del Rey, and Arctic Monkeys had unprecedented reign over its aesthetics. Thank you, Tumblr.
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The popularity of rock music in the 1980s Soviet Union stoked the emergence of Russian rock as a counterculture against the Soviet government and created a generation of rebels amidst the collapse of the USSR.
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