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Soft Palms are rewriting the rules of the music business from a Long Beach studio

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By Daniel Kohn Verified
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Sitting in the control room of their home studio known as the Centre of Mental Arts (COMA for short), Long Beach husband-and-wife duo Scott Montoya and Julia Kugel smile as they discuss new music they recorded for their band Soft Palms. Their new album, titled "In Echo," has been in the works for over five years. The 10-song album, out Friday on Everloving Records, was inspired by their frustration about how they feel the world has devolved since 2020.
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Bonnaroo 2026: The Best Things We Saw Original

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By Adam Gold Verified, Joseph Hudak Verified, Daniel Kohn Verified
| Rolling Stone Verified
Noah Kahan's Sunday night set at Bonnaroo was a highlight of the 2026 Tennessee fest. Derek White/Getty Images/American Express The 2026 installment of Bonnaroo had a little of everything fans have come to expect from the Manchester, Tennessee, festival. There were A-list headliners, throwback jam heroes, and a crowd fueled by positivity. And, yeah, there was a little rainy weather too. But the Farm and its campers will not be deterred. These are the best things we saw at this year’s ‘Roo.
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Glen Matlock on Sharing His Side of the Story with “I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol”

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By Daniel Kohn Verified
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In I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol, the new documentary based on the 1990 autobiography of the same name written by Sex Pistols’ founding bassist Glen Matlock, the musician traces his upbringing in northwest London to his role in writing 10 of the 12 songs featured on the band’s dynamic-changing 1977 album Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols. In 2022, the FX miniseries Pistol chronicled the band’s meteoric rise in the late ’70s.
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