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The history of the flute in popular music is about so much more than Ron Burgundy and Jethro Tull.

Bejar will hit 14 cities accompanied by his frequent collaborator David Carswell

Ben Gibbard is tasked with leading two bands on this anniversary tour, The Postal Service and Death Cab For Cutie.

Woods Perennial is about return and the comforts of routine, whether in music or life and middle-age acceptance relating to identity and the passage of time.

Victoria artist Sonja Ahlers mines the depths of our former selves.

Back in 2000, it was easy to assume that The New Pornographers would probably be the sort of band that would make one classic album, Mass Romantic, and then quietly fade into inactivity.

From The Strokes to Olivia Rodrigo to Frank Ocean, here are our picks for the greatest debut albums since the dawn of the new millennium.

Here’s how middle school and high school teachers engaged students in social studies with National History Day project-based learning (PBL).

Like a droll nightmare following a binge of one too many Black Mirror episodes, Dan Bejar’s lyrics will send chills up your spine and leave your lips in a rueful grin.

When Destroyer released Kaputt in 2011, Dan Bejar had no reason to expect that he had made a breakthrough album. Kaputt was a different kind of record for him—looser, more playful, more immediate than anything in his overflowing catalog.