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The Moment When Punk Collided With Poetry
On the Rock 'n' Roll Art of Patti Smith, Sam Shepard, and More
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Kembrew McLeod
| October 19, 2018
The Life of the Writer/Musician
Alicia Jo Rabins Asks a Dozen Creative Multitaskers How They Do It
By
Alicia Jo Rabins
| October 19, 2018
How the First Punk in East Berlin Became an Enemy of the State
Tim Mohr on the Teenage Girl Who Loved the Sex Pistols and Hated the Government
By
Tim Mohr
| September 12, 2018
Guantánamo Mixtape: This Would Be the Soundtrack to Hell
From Marilyn Manson to Meow Mix, Played Loud, Played Often
By
Scott G. Bruce
| September 7, 2018
Vijay Iyer: A Moral Imperative to Speak for the Musical Margins
On Finding an Uneasy Peace with Jazz Traditionalists
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Nate Chinen
| August 16, 2018
When They Put Lauryn Hill on the Cover of
Time
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Joan Morgan
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A Visit to Prince's Once-Mysterious Paisley Park
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Steven Hyden
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A Pulitzer Prize is Only the Beginning for Kendrick Lamar
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Veronica Esposito
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Van Morrison, Unlikeliest of Literary Muses
On the Outsize Influence of
Astral Weeks
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Tobias Carroll
| April 26, 2018
Seeking the Sublime in Sonic Youth
How Their Iconic Sound Brings Us to the Edge of Our Own Mortality
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Zachary Pace
| April 25, 2018
When Kathy Acker Interviewed the Spice Girls
"Money makes the world what it is today . . . a world infested with evil."
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Emily Temple
| April 18, 2018
Music and My Father
Gabrielle Bellot on Growing Up Between the Silence and the Sound
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