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The NPR series "American Anthem" had a simple goal: tell 50 stories about 50 songs that have become galvanizing forces in American culture.
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Kesha. Kae Tempest. Nilüfer Yanya. It's an abbreviated Independence Day edition of New Music Friday.
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Our unofficial series of sessions featuring Chicago-based bands continued with a performance that was as high on energy as it was on quality.
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Brothers James and David Webb try to shake off emotional malaise in this Radiohead-esque track from their forthcoming album.
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The festival is finishing strong as its final weekend kicks off with MJ Lenderman and Friko, plus locals like Bug Moment and Chapped Lips.
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The "cosmic Americana" singer-songwriter brought her star qualities to our stage for a powerfully entertaining performance.
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Johanna Rose's new take on a classic genre and Frost Children's flavor of hyperpop lead this week's live-music options.
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Our wildly incomplete list of the year's best tracks so far includes bangers from PinkPantheress and HAIM, a slow-burner from Lana Del Rey and more.
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The boundary-pushing shoegazers treated us to their second visit in eight months and just may have called the next big trend in indie.
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The band bring giant helpings of sunshine every time they visit, and their stop while in town for Summerfest was no exception.
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The band that defies description also defied any time constraints in this super-sized episode featuring some of their favorite tracks.
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The questioning title track from the L.A. trio's upcoming album takes a peppy, playful approach to push back against powerlessness.