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Working with Swift encouraged Dessner to be bolder, more personal and more focused on songcraft in the new album with his friend Justin Vernon of Bon Iver.

From albums made by lesser-known artists to hitmakers, these are the best rock albums of the century — so far.

"I returned as an adult with a different perspective and different ideas of what matters in life. So really everything here seems changed."

From Pixies to Radiohead, The Dead Weather to Soulwax, this selection of test tracks will challenge your system to sound its best.

  Acclaimed modern Americana duo YEAR OF LOVE arrives via Nettwerk Records on Friday, June 11. Written and recorded over the course of 2020, YEAR OF LOVE sees the Wilmington, NC-based duo – Benjamin “Ben” Mabry and Brent Holloman – taking a moment to breathe in life’s simplest inspiration and, ultimately, urging everyone else to do the same. The album collects songs first featured on Beta Radio’s recently released WAY OF LOVE and AFRAID OF LOVE EPs alongside four brand new tracks ...

Advertisement He said his current project will be the next album by Big Red Machine, his collaboration with Bon Iver‘s Justin Vernon, but that The National are beginning to discuss their first music since 2019’s acclaimed ‘I Am Easy To Find’. “The National is starting to talk about making music, and I think [Swift] will probably take a break,” he added. Last September, Dessner’s The National bandmate Bryan Devendorf told “I think it’s back to the drawing board,” ...

By virtue of their frontman, The National have always claimed their musical ancestry in the likes Hüsker Dü and The Smiths, from namechecking Bona Drag and The Cramps to all but inhaling the melodic smoke trails of Meet Me In The Bathroom-era New York of the late 1990s. If the Cincinnati rockers came to embody the self-loathing hangover and betterment rituals of the city’s debauchery – they, the future sonic librarians circling the buffet at the Plant Records afterparty – LNZNDRF swap...

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