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Bay Area duo Sour Widows are readying their sophomore album. Jay Som’s Melina Duterte produced Sigil, which comes out October 23 on Julia’s War. The LP’s lead single, “Blood in the Grass,” was written by Susanna Thomson for Maya Bon of Babehoven, and comes with a found footage-style video directed by Thomson and her bandmate, Maia Sinaiko. Watch it below.“‘Blood In The Grass’ is about fate, creating family, and finding refuge in one another in times of spiritual and physical pain,” Thomson said in a press statement. “This song is set in the natural world because all living things are…

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A few years ago, Oliva Rodrigo invited Brandi Carlile out for coffee. They were in Los Angeles at the same time, and Rodrigo wanted to talk to Carlile, who has hosted her own all-woman festival Girls Just Wanna Weekend since 2019, about how she could impact gender equity on lineups and the road. “It was like a blind date,” Carlile tells Rolling Stone, who was moved by Rodrigo’s commitment to debunk the pervasive industry myths that women don’t sell tickets as well as men, shouldn’t be booked back-to-back, and are unable to headline a festival — let alone populate an…

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Two men were found guilty on Tuesday of a double murder that rocked the small Caribbean island of Dominica more than three years ago. Businessman Jonathan Lehrer and his employee, mechanic Robert Snyder Jr., were convicted of killing Canadian special effects guru Daniel Langlois and his partner, Dominique Marchand. “After all this time it still makes me sad to think of their passing and the way that they left this earth, because they really didn't deserve that,” local businesswoman Ayeola George tells Rolling Stone through tears. “These are two people who for decades gave so much to Dominicans and introduced…

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Kim Theory's motto is “Part-time band, full-time friends.” Named after the holy trinity of Kim Gordon, Kim Deal, and the late Kim Shattuck, this all-female pop-punk quartet of LA teenagers will make their Lollapalooza debut on July 30, where they plan to perform songs from their two EPs, Bitch Scenes and Trophy Wifeas well as some covers of favorite artists like Chappell Roan. In this exclusive 90-minute interview with Rolling Stonethe soon-to-be high school juniors are smart, poised, and funny. Vocalist Audrey Cymone and drummer Zoey Su join the video chat from their respective homes in the greater Los Angeles…

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On the occasion of the release of the new single “Citra Scena”Youssef De Luna shared five songs which, over time, have left a profound mark on his way of living and understanding music. More than simple influences, they are songs that have contributed to shaping his artistic gaze: from the expressive strength of the voice to the search for the right word, from the rebellion born from the rhythm to the acceptance of darkness and the vertigo of absolute love. Five essential listens, accompanied by his comments. 1. David Bowie – Heroes With this song I understood what it means…

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Achille Lauro will be the protagonist of Grand Opening Show from the Nitto ATP Finals 2026scheduled for Thursday November 12from hours 9pmto theInalpi Arena of Turin. The Roman artist will open the 2026 edition of the event with an exclusive show that will combine music and sport in front of the audience present for the inaugural day. The announcement was made official by the organizers of the Nitto ATP Finalswhich they chose Achille Lauro to kick off the third edition of Grand Opening Showdesigned to inaugurate one of the most important tennis competitions of the season. Achille Lauro opens the…

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The National have announced plans for their first live show since 2024 – check out the details below. READ MORE: Matt Berninger: All that’s left when you’re gone are your ideas The band will be performing a special one-off show as part of AB100 festival in Sans Sebastian. Dubbed “The National And Friends”, the event will be staged at the Kursaal Donostia on October 18 and will include performances from the band alongside the likes Kevin Morby, Ben Howard, Jon Hopkins, Mina Tindle, Ragnar Kjartansson, Arcade Fire‘s Richard Reed Perry, Anaïs Mitchell and many more. Tickets go on sale on August 3…

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Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right to refuse questions from lawmakers, during a high-profile hearing before the Senate’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (HSGAC) on Wednesday.  Republicans, as they have in the past, were set to grill the former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and leader of America’s Covid-19 response on a myriad of conspiratorial claims about the pandemic.  In his opening statement, Fauci, who has appeared before multiple congressional bodies in the past, told the committee that given Committee Chair Rand Paul’s “obvious obsession with calling for my prosecution,” the…

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The Beatles’ next release in their ongoing Super Deluxe series is their seminal 1965 album Rubber Soul. The box set will be helmed once again by producer Giles Martin, along with engineer Sam Okell.Like previous deluxe editions, this one is overflowing with new mixes and behind-the-scenes goodies: never-before-released recording sessions and home demos, a fresh stereo mix, the original mono mix, a “previously unheard John Lennon song outline,” and an 88-page book with an introduction by Paul McCartney. It’s out October 2 via Apple Corps. You can listen to an early recording of “Michelle” below.The new mixes were created using…

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S everal years ago, around the time Bernie Sanders' second presidential campaign was gathering force, my friend Ken Baer said something that stuck with me. Baer, ​​a centrist Democrat who served in Barack Obama's budget office, told me I was missing a fundamental shift in the party, which we'd both spent many years thinking and writing about. “It's not a battle between moderates and liberals anymore,” he said. “It's between liberals and socialists.” At the time, this seemed to me a bit dramatic. Sanders defined himself politically as an independent and ideologically as a democratic socialist, rather than as a…

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