Flo

Essential New Music: Flo Morrissey’s “Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful”

No way is Flo Morrissey only 20 years old. Her voice is at least two decades older than that, the
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Essential New Music: Sly & The Family Stone's "Live At The Fillmore East October 4th & 5th 1968"

Essential New Music: Sly & The Family Stone’s “Live At The Fillmore East October 4th & 5th 1968”

The double-vinyl version of this unreleased live set (curated by “Captain” Kirk Douglas of the Roots) is cute, but it’s
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NoJoy

Essential New Music: No Joy’s “More Faithful”

No Joy was more or less a shoegaze revivalist when it got started, and so far, the band’s progression from
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Refused

Essential New Music: Refused’s “Freedom”

Seventeen years after recording its classic The Shape Of Punk To Come, Refused is back and as vital as ever.
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TOS

Essential New Music: Thee Oh Sees’ “Mutilator Defeated At Last”

I have no doubt that John Dwyer and the occasionally rotating crew of musicians he calls Thee Oh Sees are

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RyanAdams

Essential New Music: Ryan Adams’ “Live At Carnegie Hall”

According to William Blake, “The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom … you never know what is

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Kinski

Essential New Music: Kinski’s “7 (Or 8)”

Continuing their film-buff aesthetic (band moniker plus the director their side project Herzog is named for—look it up if necessary)

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JimORourke

Essential New Music: Jim O’Rourke’s “Simple Songs”

It’s not as if Jim O’Rourke made easily digestible vocal records when he was part of the indie-avant pop milieu

R.I.P. MAGNET Senior Writer Jonathan Valania