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Staff Picks with Simon & Garfunkel, Faye Webster, The Black Halos, and Brandi Carlile
Senior Editor Brett Callwood The Black Halos "Three Sheets to the Wind" Gloriously trashy, sleazy punk 'n' roll courtesy of one of Canada's best, this ... -
Staff Picks With U2, Frank Ocean, Bee Gees, and Sly & the Family Stone
Associate Editor Ruby Risch U2 "Bullet the Blue Sky" U2 lays it bare in this track—that distortion and fury isn’t easy to ignore, nor should ... -
Staff Picks with Ben Kidson, Little Simz, and Tigertailz
Editorial Intern Anna Jordan Ben Kidson "Shiver" It's a fun, grungy love song that's charmingly British. Associate Editor Ruby Risch Little Simz feat. Cleo Sol ... -
Staff Picks With Yndling, Lush, J. Cole and Pussy Riot
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Pussy Riot "Make America Great Again" Leave it to Pussy Riot to spell things out! Editorial Intern Anna Jordan Yndling "It's ... -
Staff Picks with Lorde, ABBA, Buffalo Springfield and Shakin' Stevens
Editorial Intern Anna Jordan Lorde "David" I didn’t know Lorde could get more devastating, but here we are. Associate Editor Ruby Risch ABBA "If It ... -
Staff Picks with Norah Jones, Lettercamp, Woody Guthrie and Jackson Browne
Editorial Intern Anna Jordan Norah Jones "The Long Day is Over" I feel like I'm wearing an eclectic outfit made up entirely of knitted clothing while ... -
Staff Picks with Dinner Party, Charlotte Hatherley, Tom Petty, Life Without Buildings
Associate Editor Ruby Risch Dinner Party featuring Terrace Martin, Robert Glasper, 9th Wonder, Kamasi Washington, Phoelix “Freeze Tag" I’m always a sucker for that soulful ... -
Staff Picks with Belinda Carlisle, Juan Gabriel, Public Enemy, Sly & the Family Stone, and ...
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Belinda Carlisle "Little Black Book" By 1991 and Live Your Life Be Free, Go-Go Belinda Carlisle was four albums into her ... -
Staff Picks with The Clash, Cocteau Twins, The Beekeepers, The Eagles and Sparks
Operations Manager Robin Rose The Clash "(White Man) in Hammersmith Palais" The song blends punk rock with a reggae beat and it endures as an ... -
Staff Picks with Yes, Wieuca, Manic Street Preachers, Erykah Badu and Mindless Self Indulgence
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Manic Street Preachers "The Masses Against the Classes" A typically boisterous call to working class arms by the Welsh alt-rockers. "The ...
