Sharon Van Etten: “When you experience trauma, it doesn’t go away”
The indie-rock musician on losing control, finding it again and why she wants to become a therapist.
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Father John Misty’s ego problem
Debates about the artist’s navel-gazing brand have often eclipsed his songwriting, but his new album escapes the shadow cast by…
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“Everybody knows the Leadmill”: the campaign to save a Sheffield cultural landmark
“This had better be an April fool’s joke,” said Jarvis Cocker, whose band Pulp played their first gig at the…
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Think you’re too cool to like the Red Hot Chili Peppers? Think again
They’ve always walked the fine line between the sublime and the embarrassing – but as pencil eyeliner, baggy jeans and…
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The great pop plagiarism boom
Ed Sheeran is defending his hit “Shape of You” in a landmark case – and he’s not the only one.…
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Aldous Harding’s music is strange and disorientating – yet somehow familiar
Harding’s fourth record Warm Chris is a brave and rousing piece of work, at turns silly and melancholic.
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Rage against the algorithm: 20 years of BBC Radio 6 Music
How a station devoted to the obscure and alternative survived a near-death experience and conquered British digital radio.
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The chaotic life and bruising songs of Mark Lanegan
The musician survived addiction and the excesses of the 1990s grunge scene to leave behind a legacy of creativity and…
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