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The Beatles ‘Let It Be’: So Good They Ruined It for Everyone

/ 7 May 2020

The Lumineers' Wesley Schultz recalls the Beatles' influence on his band, perhaps most of all the Let It Be album, released 50 years ago this month and the subject of a forthcoming documentary.

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The Lumineers Get Cerebral on ‘III’

Elisabeth Woronzoff

/ 22 November 2019

Gone are the days of the Lumineers' pop-standards and monosyllabic earworms. III is a cerebral and disquieting portrait of addiction.

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Byron Isaacs Delivers Solo Debut With ‘Disappearing Man’ (album stream + interview)

PopMatters Staff

/ 8 June 2018

Bassist with the Lumineers and a member of Lost Leaders, Byron Isaacs issues emotionally potent record that's been a long time coming.

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The Lumineers: Cleopatra

Alexandra Fletcher

/ 15 April 2016

The trio’s three year hiatus complimented their songwriting, but their recent effort to provide less singalongs and more authenticity feels too tempered.

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Jared & The Mill: Western Expansion

Cole Waterman

/ 5 November 2013

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What the Folk? When the Traditional Becomes the Counter-Culture

Geoff Nelson

/ 9 September 2013

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Governors Ball 2013: Mud, Music and Finding Yeezus (Photos)

Sachyn Mital

/ 14 June 2013

Torrential rains on the first day caused Friday to end early and left the Governors Ball grounds very very muddy. But throughout the weekend, music from Kanye, Cut Copy and several other bands made trudging through the sloppy field worthwhile.

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