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Mononymous superstars take over local stages, the Moldy Peaches return, John Cale and Horsegirl play free shows, and more.

The 25 best albums of 1973 selected by Paste editors and writers.

Burtch, part of a family of artists, died at 55. The Vikings guitarist, Dewey Anderson, died at 76. Moss Arts Center releases 2023-2024 lineup, for its 10th anniversary.

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This is a peculiar book. It is a collection of original source documents from the creation and development of minimalism in music, edited and introduced by musicologists O’Brien and Robin. It is expansive in both time and concept—the first excerpt is by Amiri Baraka, from his article “Miles Davis: One of the Great Mother Fuckers,” which dates from the mid-1980s, and the last is a translation of Éliane Radigue’s 2009 essay “The Mysterious Power of the Infinite...

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John Cale knows music. The Welsh musician grew up a promising viola player. He moved to New York to study classical music. But instead, he fell in with an…

Speaking in Tongues captures Talking Heads at the zenith of their funk freakout and just before a big gray suit would change everything. Its an art-pop funk masterpiece

The cover of Patti Smith's debut studio LP, 'Horses' is not bombastic or salacious. Instead, it's understated and subversive in its plainness

B98 The Flathead's Best Rock