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The dancefloor and the moshpit are the same on Charli XCX’s “Rock Music”
Charli’s new single fuses chunky, distorted guitars with fuzzy, electronic vocal manipulations for some Sucker-sounding pop-punk. In some ways, it’s nothing new to her, but it’s a sound she slips into like a pair of perfectly broken-in leather pants.
Fishmans tells the band’s story in painstaking detail
Yuki Teshima’s sprawling, near-three-hour documentary covers every part of the Japanese band’s history, from their formation in 1987 to their final gig in 1998, frontman Sanji Sato’s death, and 21st-century cult following.
Fire-Toolz’s Lavender Networks is blissfully unclassifiable
For Chicago polymath Angel Marcloid, it seems like our perception of genre is merely a distraction.
Train On The Island is Aldous Harding’s weird and wonderful triumph
Paste Pick: Harding’s fifth album is just as peculiar as its predecessors—a minimalist, open-hearted jaunt through the twisty-turny annals of the Kiwi musician’s incomprehensible brain.