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Billy Bragg Talks Skiffle, Modern Protest Music And More

Billy Bragg Talks Skiffle, Modern Protest Music And More

Paste Magazine — "It was skiffle that put guitars into the hands of the war babies," Billy Bragg writes in his new book Roots, Radicals and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World. Skiffle's potent, if coarse, fusion of folk and New Orleans jazz was the crowning sound of lower-class Britons "dead ground" between the end of World War II and the rise of the Beatles.
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Listen to a Pre-Fame 10,000 Maniacs Go Country on "Wildwood Flower"

Listen to a Pre-Fame 10,000 Maniacs Go Country on "Wildwood Flower"

Paste Magazine — Did you know that Paste owns the world's largest collection of live music recordings? It's true! And what's even crazier, it's all free-hundreds of thousands of exclusive songs, concerts and videos that you can listen to and watch right here at Paste.com, from Muddy Waters to The Rolling Stones to R.E.M.
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Brian Eno's 15 Best Pop/Rock Moments

Brian Eno's 15 Best Pop/Rock Moments

Paste Magazine — Digging through all of Brian Eno's recorded history untangles a very specific segment of rock's cerebral, messy, sometimes kooky history. He has famously called himself a "non-musician" because he considers music not in terms of melody and hooks, but in terms of competing ideas, textures and temperaments.
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Listen to Billy Joel Perform "Back in the U.S.S.R." in Russia in 1987

Listen to Billy Joel Perform "Back in the U.S.S.R." in Russia in 1987

Paste Magazine — Today from the vault, we revisit the fateful string of concerts from Billy Joel's residency in Russia, this cut from his last night on Aug. 2, 1987. Billy Joel had been a long-standing, distinctly Western hitmaker-one that the Russian government considered a safe bet to invite over as one of the first artists to perform in the U.S.S.R.
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The 15 Best Arcade Fire Songs

The 15 Best Arcade Fire Songs

Paste Magazine — When Arcade Fire finally released their fifth studio album Everything Now last week, we all celebrated the comeback of the loudest kids in the 'burbs. The band that has set themselves apart countless times for their impressively orchestrated hits, their ability to drum anthems from whispers of children's adventures and their young-at-heart rally against the big guns of the world.
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Listen to a Song by Every 2017 Mercury Prize Nominee

Listen to a Song by Every 2017 Mercury Prize Nominee

Paste Magazine — This year's nominees for the Hyundai Mercury Award, which honors the best British album of the year, were announced on Thursday. The list comprises a medley of bold-print stars ( Ed Sheeran, the xx) and innovative newcomers like Sampha (pictured) and Stormzy, as well as artists in non-pop-centric genres like jazz (Dinosaur) and dancehall (J Hus).
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Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner Talks Grief, Soft Sounds From Another Planet and More

Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zauner Talks Grief, Soft Sounds From Another Planet and More

Paste Magazine — What's striking about Michelle Zauner's music as Japanese Breakfast is how hard her work ethic has been earned. Her debut Psychopomp was written just two months after her mother's passing from cancer. That a fear of relenting to depression after several months of difficult caretaking drove her to write catchy, uptempo synth-rock gives credence to the cynical joke that fear is the strongest motivator.
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Watch This Ingenious Video Setting Insane Alex Jones Rants to Gentle Folk Music

Watch This Ingenious Video Setting Insane Alex Jones Rants to Gentle Folk Music

Paste Magazine — Share Tweet Submit Pin Put aside your listening of Waxahatchee, Japanese Breakfast and Sheer Mag, because we've just gotten wind of the hotter-than-hell new single from indie-folk's newest star: right-wing human meltdown and " number-one meme " Alex Jones.
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The 15 Albums We're Most Excited About for July

The 15 Albums We're Most Excited About for July

Paste Magazine — We tend to think of July as the time of year when things slow down and everyone coasts hazily toward Labor Day. But it's turning out to be one of 2017's best months for music, with long-awaited returns from Broken Social Scene, Haim and Arcade Fire, plus diamonds in the rough like Sheer Mag, Dan Croll and This Is the Kit.
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The 8 Spotify Playlists That Will Improve Your Summer

The 8 Spotify Playlists That Will Improve Your Summer

Paste Magazine — We all fall into the habit of listening the same dozen of our favorite songs on repeat at some point. It's inevitable, but insulating, and summer is one of those times when musical discovery can slip into lethargy.
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The 20 Best of Montreal Songs

The 20 Best of Montreal Songs

Paste Magazine — Of Montreal, the psych-jam band not actually from Montreal, makes music like a freak show house band. The only question is what kind of freak bandleader Kevin Barnes chooses to be at the exact moment of questioning. Since as far back as of Montreal's 1997 debut, Cherry Peel, the Athens, Ga.
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The 30 Best Wilco Songs

The 30 Best Wilco Songs

Paste Magazine — After more than two decades, we're pretty convinced that Wilco can do no wrong. We featured a Wilco song way back in the day on our first-ever CD sampler, and our love for the Chicago alt-country pioneers has continued ever since, whether for their pop irreverence or serious experimental compositions.
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The Tripped-Out, Magnetic Horror of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard

The Tripped-Out, Magnetic Horror of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard

Paste Magazine — Melbourne-based King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard may look like hippies, but they aren't seeing the world through rose-colored glasses. The prolific septet's 10th album in the past six years, Murder of the Universe, is a three-chapter trek through a parallel dystopian universe, setting the bleak outlook of doom metal to an aggressive psychedelic swampiness that has been become something of a signature for King Gizzard.
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Amber Coffman: City of No Reply Review

Amber Coffman: City of No Reply Review

Paste Magazine — The cover of Amber Coffman's debut solo record features a blooming desert scene beneath a picture of her, partially obscured by a dark night to her left and backgrounded by a cloudy but promising expanse on her right.
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Kevin Morby Finds a Home Anywhere in the World

Kevin Morby Finds a Home Anywhere in the World

Paste Magazine — Kevin Morby is in a self-imposed masterclass for keeping the wheels in constant motion. His initial claims to fame-former bassist of Woods and frontman for The Babies-are beginning to appear as footnotes in his rapidly expanding solo portfolio. On Friday he'll release his fourth album in five years, City Music, which cycles through tides of weariness and jubilance.
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Listen to D.R.A.M.'s Glamorous New Single "The Uber Song"

Listen to D.R.A.M.'s Glamorous New Single "The Uber Song"

Paste Magazine — Share Tweet Submit Pin Hip-hop's reigning court jester D.R.A.M. is back with a new track. "The Uber Song," produced by MeLo-X, was originally created for Spotify's "Traffic Jams" video series, which blindly pairs up a rapper and a producer to create a track while trapped in L.A. traffic.
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Paste Sessions: Bassist Miles Mosley on What He Learned From Chris Cornell

Paste Sessions: Bassist Miles Mosley on What He Learned From Chris Cornell

Paste Magazine — When bassist Miles Mosley entered the studio to record his latest solo album , he wanted to create music that sounded like "you're best friends with a giant"-grandiose and emotionally animated, yet relaxed and welcoming.
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Paste Sessions: Watch MisterWives Get Effervescent in New York

Paste Sessions: Watch MisterWives Get Effervescent in New York

Paste Magazine — It's hard not to be immediately taken by MisterWives's wily chemistry. The moment they arrived in Paste's New York offices to celebrate the release of their second album, Connect the Dots, the room overflowed with playfulness. The band told stories in unison and jumped in on one another's jokes, like a touring theatre troupe comprised entirely of comic relief players.
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Death Grips Share 22-Minute Megamix, Tease New Album

Death Grips Share 22-Minute Megamix, Tease New Album

Paste Magazine — Share Tweet Submit Pin Last night, experimental hip-hop trio Death Grips once again overcame their ambivalence with social media to offer up a surprisingly direct announcement on Facebook. The post, if to be believed to the letter, means yet another Death Grips album is in the works.
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The 20 Best Stax Records Songs

The 20 Best Stax Records Songs

Paste Magazine — This year marks the 60th anniversary of legendary Memphis-based record label Stax Records. Compared to the polished, pop-influenced soul music produced by its main rival, Detroit 's Motown Records, Stax delivered distinctly Southern soul music that drew upon significant influences from the blues, country and gospel music.
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Paste Sessions: Watch Lewis Watson's Exclusive Acoustic Performance

Paste Sessions: Watch Lewis Watson's Exclusive Acoustic Performance

Paste Magazine — When Lewis Watson was still a teenager in England, he managed to capture the attention of Warner Bros. Records with his home-recorded YouTube covers of Bombay Bicycle Club and Bon Iver. He jumped at the chance to sign, but quickly found that the major-label machinery, with its half-dozen producers and gleaming studios, filtered the silt out of his folky pop ballads and disconnected them from their sense of place.
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New Grizzly Bear Album Painted Ruins Has Release Date, New Single

New Grizzly Bear Album Painted Ruins Has Release Date, New Single

Paste Magazine — After more than a year of teasing tweets and cryptic videos, Grizzly Bearhave announced the details of their new album. Painted Ruins is set for an Aug. 18 release, five years after their fourth album, Shields, and their first with RCA Records.
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Kevin Morby Announces World Tour

Kevin Morby Announces World Tour

Paste Magazine — Kevin Morby has announced a massive tour behind his fourth solo effort, City Music. The 58-stop tour sees the former Woods bassist and Babies frontman ping-ponging between Europe and North America through the summer, performing two shows in one day in different countries (!), and appearing at nearly a dozen festivals.
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Phantogram Announce Summer Tour with Tycho and Miike Snow

Phantogram Announce Summer Tour with Tycho and Miike Snow

Paste Magazine — Phantogram are hitting the road this summer, including some select dates featuring Miike Snow and an extended stretch with electronic outfit Tycho. The 28-date tour begins tomorrow with a benefit concert with How to Dress Well for the David Lynch Foundation and marches on into August, including stops at Sasquatch!, Gov.
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