• What’s Driving a Fresh Wave of Irish Music? Tradition.
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Sissoko Segal Parisien Peirani: Les Égarés review – an awesome foursome
  (Neil Spencer / The Guardian)
• Snoop Dogg review – highs and lows from the D-O-double-G
  (Kitty Empire / The Guardian)
• ‘It’s a rockstar album’: the UK jazz musicians marking five decades of Miles Davis’s Bitches Brew
  (Ammar Kalia / The Guardian)
• ‘There were fist-fights down at CD:UK’ – 90s pop remembered by those who lived through it
  (Michael Cragg / The Guardian)
• Live at Bush Hall
  (Stuart Berman / Pitchfork)
• Bailey Zimmerman’s ‘Rock’ Skips to No. 1 on Country Airplay Chart
  (Jim Asker / Billboard)
• So It Goes 2023 6: SXSW and Beyond
  (Stephen Thomas Erlewine / So It Goes)
• Lana Del Rey Talks Back to the Songbook
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• And that day gave me some hope I think (an ode to Babyxsosa)
  (milo t-m / No Bells)
• ‘One of New Zealand’s great moments’: how OMC’s How Bizarre became – and remained – a hit
  (Caroline Barron / The Guardian)
• ‘The Last of Us’ Takes No. 1 on Top TV Songs Chart With a-ha Classic
  (Kevin Rutherford / Billboard)
• Review: Lawrence Brownlee Makes Room for Black Composers
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Myke Towers Is Seizing His Moment
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Freewheelin’ to fame – the untold story of Bob Dylan’s iconic VW van
  (Billy Heller / The Guardian)
• Chris Stapleton’s ‘Broken Halos’ Ascended to No. 1 on Country Airplay: Chart Rewind to 2018
  (Gary Trust / Billboard)
• Indiecast Reviews Albums By Yves Tumor and Black Country, New Road
  (Steven Hyden / Uproxx)
• Creeping Death – “Intestinal Wrap” (Feat. George “Corpsegrinder” Fisher)
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Stream Black Country, New Road’s Inspired Career Reboot Live At Bush Hall
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Chat Pile – “Cut”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Saucy Santana – “1-800-Bad-Bxtch”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Purling Hiss :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview
  (Aquarium Drunkard / Aquarium Drunkard)
• Fluxblog 413: U2 rework one of my favorites from Zooropa
  (Matthew Perpetua / Fluxblog)
• ‘Tours are no longer fun’: Neil Young lambasts Ticketmaster for ripping off fans
  (Ben Beaumont-Thomas / The Guardian)
• Does Rock ‘N’ Roll Kill Braincells?! – The Breeders’ Kelley Deal
  (Gary Ryan / NME)
• A Cellist Breaks Music Into ‘Fragments,’ Then Connects Them
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Tekashi 6ix9ine and Privacy in the Age of Social Media
  (Van Lathan, Rachel Lindsay / The Ringer)
• Morgan Wallen Nabs First Australian Chart Crown
  (Lars Brandle / Billboard)
• Indie supergroup Boygenius: ‘Anything that starts a fire in you is the stuff of life’
  (Laura Barton / The Guardian)
• “I Got a Different Power. I Don’t Play With It”: An Interview With Maxo
  (Pranav Trewn / Passion of the Weiss)
• Stream Power Couple Rosalía & Rauw Alejandro’s Joint EP RR
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Stream Linkin Park’s Previously Unreleased “Fighting Myself”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Brandy Clark – “Buried”
  (Rachel Brodsky / Stereogum)
• Pete Townshend Releases “Can’t Outrun The Truth,” First New Solo Single In 30 Years
  (Rachel Brodsky / Stereogum)
• Stream JPEGMAFIA & Danny Brown’s New Album Scaring The Hoes
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd
  (Olivia Horn / Pitchfork)
• False Lankum
  (Ryan Leas / Pitchfork)
• Stream Lana Del Rey’s New Album Did You Know That There’s A Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• The Town That Cursed Your Name
  (Jude Noel / Pitchfork)
• Fuzzy Haskins, Who Helped Turn Doo-Wop Into P-Funk, Dies at 81
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Superbloom – “Head First”
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Coi Leray ‘Players’ Wins No. 1 Race on Hot Rap Songs Chart
  (Trevor Anderson / Billboard)
• Pink Floyd :: The Dark Side Of The Moon, Live 1972 / 73
  (Aquarium Drunkard / Aquarium Drunkard)
• Lizzy McAlpine Earns First Billboard No. 1 With ‘Ceilings’
  (Kevin Rutherford / Billboard)
• Ryan Hadlock Tops Rock & Alternative Producers Chart for First Time Thanks to Zach Bryan Songs
  (Xander Zellner / Billboard)
• Ashley Gorley Rules the Hot 100 Songwriters Chart for First Time Thanks to Morgan Wallen Hits
  (Xander Zellner / Billboard)
• Hazel English – “Slide” (Goo Goo Dolls Cover)
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• Depeche Mode - Memento Mori
  (Ian Wade / The Quietus)
• Snow Man’s ‘Tapestry’ Soars to No. 1 on the Japan Hot 100
  (Katie Atkinson / Billboard)
• FLO – “Fly Girl” (Feat. Missy Elliott)
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
•  Thank you for reading