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Music
The Jonas Brothers are writing a memoir and it is called
Blood
By
Emily Temple
| May 28, 2019
"I Still Don't Know Where Joy Division Came From"
An Oral History of an Iconic Band
By
Jon Savage
| May 17, 2019
Why Is It So Hard to Write About Music in Fiction?
Anne Valente Would Rather Just Make You a Playlist
By
Anne Valente
| May 13, 2019
Is It Still Punk When the Musician Makes It Big?
Vivien Goldman on Patti Smith's "Free Money"
By
Vivien Goldman
| May 9, 2019
Surviving False Dawns: On Joy Division and Life in a Far Distant Suburb
Justine Hyde Escapes Into the World of Ian Curtis
By
Justine Hyde
| April 12, 2019
8 Books That Define and Defy the Canon of Hip Hop Literature
From Coast to Coast, Old School to New
By
Will Ashon
| April 12, 2019
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A. Sandosharaj
| April 10, 2019
Anatomy of a Perfect Album: On Joni Mitchell's
Blue
By
John Corbett
| March 28, 2019
Literary Allusion Runs Deep Through the History of Hip-Hop
By
Roy Christopher
| March 18, 2019
Exclusive: Listen to a New Song by Soundwalk Collective with Patti Smith
A Collaboration Inspired by Antonin Artaud
By
Corinne Segal
| March 4, 2019
On Kate Bush's Radical Interpretation of
Wuthering Heights
Or, How to Teach English with a Music Video
By
Brendan Mathews
| February 13, 2019
How Do You Set James Joyce’s Most Famous Story on the Stage?
Feasting with the Ghosts of “The Dead”
By
Leslie Pariseau
| January 10, 2019
It's Been 25 Years Since Kurt Cobain's Last Rites, Nirvana's
Unplugged
Show
Nirvana's Legendary Acoustic Performance Aired on MTV December 16, 1993
By
Lynn Crosbie
| December 14, 2018
When The Beatles Met Their Idol, Elvis Presley
It Was Even More Awkward Than You'd Think!
By
Ray Connolly
| December 3, 2018
On Ratchet Respectability and Beyoncé's Sexual Politics
Omise'eke Tinsley and Revolutions in Black Feminism
By
Omise'eke Tinsley
| November 21, 2018
On the Complicated Legacy of American Country Music
Soundtrack to the Embattled Claims of Folk Culture
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| November 14, 2018
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