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The Israeli pop star released ‘Thought About That’ in January

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We aren’t saying it’s enjoyable, but god it’s GOOD.

Moses Sumney’s “grae: Part 1” contains a kaleidoscope of sounds and meanings.

“Vagabon” is a testament to fear and her ability to forge a path through that fear by having faith in oneself and one’s community.

Kendrick Lamar tops Pitchfork’s pleasantly surprising list of the top 200 songs of the 2010s.

The review was incisive, but Del Rey seems to have missed the point—unless that was her intention.

Adrienne Lenker’s lyrics are the sort that need to be read, reread, painted on your bedroom wall, tattooed on your forehead, and read again before you even begin to take in their full majesty.

They make up just a fraction of the many lesbian and queer musicians who are revolutionizing the industry, but you should definitely know each one of the artists on this list.

It’s a good day to be a Modest Mouse fan.