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Leeds post-punk luddites Yard Act tossed the bottlenecks and external pressure aside to create their most confident, distilled music to date.
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Gorgon City Takes Over Framework’s Reframe Studios Outdoors
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Greta Van Fleet Return to the Stage In New York
Greta Van Fleet roar back in an intimate New York club, revisiting their past and unveiling a new era.
Shinedown Rules of the Road
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You Will Fall in Love With Isabel Van Gelder
A 23-year-old Dutch heartbreaker, Isabel Van Gelder turns lightning-strike breakup songs and sold-out European shows into a major-label debut that proves her Columbia Records rise is just getting started.
Diary Of An Almost Popstar: What I Learned From The Grammy Hall of Fame Gala
Surrounded by legends and legacy, one rising artist reflects on what it means to make music that lasts.
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Soaring Far Above The Flames with Illenium
Today, one of ILLENIUM’s favorite escapes is a (self-described) addiction to golf. When Hit Parader catches up with ILLENIM, a.k.a. Nick Miller, he has just left the exclusive Summit Club golf course in Henderson, Nevada. He is eager to talk about his debut of the Odyssey residency at the Las Vegas Sphere. To say he…