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Bon Iver‘s Justin Vernon performed ’22 (OVER S∞∞N)’ as part of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert‘s #PlayAtHome series. Vernon offered a meditative new take on the opener to his 2016 album 22, A Million, while his face was covered with the message ‘Wisconsin/Register to Vote Online or By Mail/By/Wednesday/October 14/2020′. Check our his performance below.
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That mindset comes through in lyrics like “Ache for the sight of friends,” as Pecknold cries on“Maestranza,” before offering a bit of sweeping assurance: “I’ve been safe in the thought/That the line we walk is the same one.” “We’ve had to find creative solutions to finding togetherness in the last six months,” he says, reflecting
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Making an investment is the process of spending money that you predict will be returned or even increased in the future. You can choose to invest in big things such as houses or cars, and even smaller items like designer clothes and accessories that are sure to maintain their value. Investing in fashion can be
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Nana Adjoa, an exciting Amsterdam-born singer-songwriter, has published her new album Big Dreaming Ants — just today. The album comes after several single releases including ‘I Want To Change,’ ‘No Room,’ and ‘Throw Stones,’ all of which are on the album. Talking about the first song of the album, ‘National Song,’ Adjoa stated: “Neo-nationalism is
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Kelly Lee Owens has shared the video for the John Cale-featuring Inner Song track, ‘Corner of My Sky’. Directed by Kasper Häggström, the clip features actor Michael Sheen. Check it out below. “I’ve loved Kelly’s music for a while now and the opportunity to be part of a Kelly-John Cale-magic toaster holy Welsh trinity was
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Kevin Morby has released two new songs, ‘Wander’ and ‘Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun’. They’re both taken from the singer-songwriter’s recently announced LP Sundowner and arrive with accompanying music videos: ‘Wander’ comes with a lyric video consisting of raw footage of the Midwestern landscape shot by Morby, while ‘Don’t Underestimate Midwest American Sun’ is accompanied by
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The new Netflix film The Devil All the Time is a sprawling Southern gothic notable for two things: 1) it’s relentlessly grim, and 2) it contains some truly inspired accent work. Robert Pattinson, in particular, shines as a treacherous preacher who sounds like sexy Foghorn Leghorn in a Tennesse Williams production. (All together now: Dee-LUUU-shuns!)
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The debate over which mobile operating system is better between Android and iOS has been going on for over a decade now. These two competing platforms share a ton of similarities, and while there are some notable differences between the two, fans often blow them out of proportion and make them a bigger deal than
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It’s been too long since Alicia Keys released her 2016 album, HERE. Though not always as effective as it was ambitious, her heartfelt brand of R&B, paired with some of her most political songwriting to date, arrived at what felt like just the right time. And even if it didn’t stand out in a year
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Influenced by 90s alternative acts like Nirvana and PJ Harvey, singer-songwriter and producer Laura Lowther, aka KUČKA, started recording music on her parents’ computer after her family moved from Liverpool to Perth. It wasn’t until much later, when she was studying music production at university, that she became interested in the exploratory world of electronic
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Like pretty much everything  in 2020, the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards looked a lot different this year. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most of winners had to accept their awards remotely with pre-recorded acceptance speeches were pre-recorded. Jimmy Kimmel hosted live from a mostly empty Staples Center in L.A. “Why would you have an award
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However, the mid-pandemic premiere seemed to work in the series’ favour, as people became glued to their screens at home. In result, the show became the number one streamed program on Netflix in numerous countries. The story is essentially a treasure hunting mystery. John B (nope, not John, or Jonothan, but John B) has recently
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Over the last decade or so, 1969’s All Monsters Attack has received a much-appreciated critical reappraisal. Often considered one of the worst entries in the Godzilla franchise, All Monsters Attack has polarised opinion, but is now regarded fondly by many fans and critics alike. This review will be another for the positive camp. All Monsters Attack (or, as it was
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Following the release of his second critically-acclaimed album Zeros, Declan McKenna, the young British singer-songwriter, released a nine-minute documentary which explores the album, how it came about and the process of making it. The album was released on the 4th of September, and peaked at number two in the UK Charts losing out to The Rolling
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Wilding, a gifted Pop singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia, has unveiled his latest single ‘Swipe Right’ — just today. The song focuses on the theme of online dating, and features a catchy production with the prominently vibrant euphonious vocals of Wilding that get you hoooked from the get-go. Talking about the meaning of the song Wilding
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