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Bing Liu’s ‘Minding the Gap’ Is a Manifesto of Youth Delivered by the Young

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Cloud Nothings’ ‘The Shadow I Remember’ Is a Life-Affirming and Defiant Statement

Palm Ghosts Deliver Dark, Danceable Single “The Dead Inside” (premiere)

The Artwork of Arab Strap

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Altın Gün Shift Toward Contemporary Synthpop Sounds on ‘Yol’

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