• Christine And The Queens – “rentrer chez moi”
  (Danielle Chelosky / Stereogum)
• Normani – “1:59” (Feat. Gunna)
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Hyperdrama
  (Philip Sherburne / Pitchfork)
• Stream Thom Yorke’s Confidenza Soundtrack
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Different Type Time
  (Dash Lewis / Pitchfork)
• Eagles Fly Back Onto Charts With ‘To the Limit: The Essential Collection’
  (Keith Caulfield / Billboard)
• Taylor Swift Sets Single-Week Streaming Record With ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
  (Keith Caulfield / Billboard)
• Mike Pinder, Founding Keyboardist of the Moody Blues, Dies at 82
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Tems – “Love Me JeJe”
  (Danielle Chelosky / Stereogum)
• Cornelius – “Sketch For Spring”
  (Danielle Chelosky / Stereogum)
• Michael Cuscuna, Who Unearthed Hidden Jazz Gems, Dies at 75
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Creepy Nuts’ ‘Bling-Bang-Bang-Born’ at No. 1, ME:I’s ‘Click’ at No. 2 on Japan Hot 100
  (Katie Atkinson / Billboard)
• Popcast (Deluxe): Taylor Swift’s ‘Tortured’ Era
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• The long, hot winter of St. Louis drill
  (Justin Davis / No Bells)
• A History of Drake and His Frenemies
  (Erika Ramirez / The Ringer)
• David Gilmour – “The Piper’s Call”
  (Danielle Chelosky / Stereogum)
• Peter Gordon, Music’s Mr. Adjacent, Is Starting His Own Record Label
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Band To Watch: Deerlady
  (Brad Sanders / Stereogum)
• Hozier Earns His First Streaming Songs No. 1 With ‘Too Sweet’
  (Kevin Rutherford / Billboard)
• salute – “saving flowers” (Feat. Rina Sawayama)
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• Stream Sen Morimoto’s Surprise New EP BONK!
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• Anthony Roth Costanzo, Star Countertenor, to Lead Opera Philadelphia
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Lay Bankz’s ‘Tell Ur Girlfriend’ Rises to No. 1 on TikTok Billboard Top 50
  (Kevin Rutherford / Billboard)
• Stream Corridor’s Mesmerizing New Album Mimi A Day Early
  (Chris DeVille / Stereogum)
• Softcult – “One Of The Pack”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Stand Still – “In The Dying Light Of A Setting Sun”
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• Iran Sentences Prominent Rapper to Death, Lawyer Says
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Lightning Bug – “Lullaby For Love”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Florist – “Riding Around In The Dark”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• +/- (Plus/Minus) – “Gondolier”
  (James Rettig / Stereogum)
• Chart Rewind: In 2009, Rascal Flatts Topped Hot Country Songs With ‘Here Comes Goodbye’
  (Gary Trust / Billboard)
• Louis Cole – “Things Will Fall Apart”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Furious, funny and potentially fatal: hip-hop’s 20 greatest diss tracks – ranked!
  (Alexis Petridis / The Guardian)
• Take Offense – “S.W.O.”
  (Tom Breihan / Stereogum)
• Built on Sand
  (Hugh Morris / VAN)
• John McWhorter Has Nothing to Say (And He’s Saying It)
  (Olivia Giovetti / VAN)
• The Opposite of Generic
  (Anna Schors / VAN)
• Actress – “Dolphin Spray” & “Static”
  (Danielle Chelosky / Stereogum)
• Gel – “Mirage”
  (Danielle Chelosky / Stereogum)
• First & Last: Japanese Private Press, Vol. 14
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• How Taylor Swift Writes About Being Taylor Swift
  (Nora Princiotti / The Ringer)
• St Vincent: All Born Screaming review – the unmasking of a great American songwriter
  (Alexis Petridis / The Guardian)
• Aquarium Drunkard Book Club :: Chapter 29
  (Aquarium Drunkard / Aquarium Drunkard)
• The Culture Desk: Alicia Keys on Reimagining “Fallin” for Broadway
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• ‘The working class can’t afford it’: the shocking truth about the money bands make on tour
  (Daniel Dylan Wray / The Guardian)
• Yunchan Lim’s Chopin, and Other Classical Albums to Hear Now
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• At SFMOMA, Music is More than Just Sound
  (New York Times / New York Times)
• Estate of Tupac Shakur threatens legal action against Drake over AI diss track
  (Ben Beaumont-Thomas / The Guardian)
• Wolfgang Tillmans - Build From Here
  (Skye Butchard / The Quietus)
• Pearl Jam: Part 1, With Kevin Clark
  (Yasi Salek / The Ringer)
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