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Modest Mouse Have Some Good News and Some Bad News

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By Jon Dolan 
| Rolling Stone
Isaac Brock takes stock and zones out on the band's enjoyable, messy new album An Eraser And a Maze On “Remember Yourself,” a elegiac, artfully shambling highlight from the new Modest Mouse album, Isaac Brock gives us lines that might as well as advertising copy for the record: “Try to maintain an open mind/But if things aren’t working, don’t you waste your time/Yeah, it can be trippy, and it can be fine.” At once open-minded, trippy, and more or less fine, Modest Mouse’s first new work since...
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Malcolm Todd Blends Genres and Boils Down Big Emotions on ‘Do That Again’ Original

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By Jon Dolan 
| Rolling Stone
Griffin Lotz for Rolling Stone Malcolm Todd is a rising star with a sweet, lilting voice and a knack for intimate popcraft. But if you’re looking for the illusions of grandeur we often expect from rising pop people, look elsewhere.
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Crítica: Foo Fighters – ‘Your Favorite Toy’

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By Jon Dolan 
| Rolling Stone En Español
El último álbum de Foo Fighters, But Here We Are (2023), fue un profundo acto de duelo en público; la primera música de la banda tras la trágica muerte del querido baterista Taylor Hawkins apenas un año antes. “Alguien dijo que no volveré a ver tu cara/ Una parte de mí simplemente no puede creer que sea verdad”, cantaba Dave Grohl en el decidido himno del LP, “Under You”.
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