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Asheville’s Holler Choir has announced it will deliver its debut record, Songs Before They Write Themselves on January 12. An addendum to its widely-celebrated 2022 EP, Mountain Air, the fast-rising string band is poised to reach the masses with the unveiling of its first full-length collection. Ahead of the forthcoming release, the group has shared its bluegrass-tinged take on Nirvana’s hit song, “Heart Shaped Box,” out today on all digital streaming platforms.

20 years ago, Blink-182 made their most serious record yet, which wound up signifying more of an end than a beginning.

This post is about the need to explore the space of widening the range of our emotions for human flourishing. Are we willing to explore the space of our emotions, to be honest with ourselves even when it hurts? Of course, there are limits. We need to seek out good, safe counselors who are solid sounding boards and who can help us navigate emotional extremes. These good counselors will also encourage us to be honest and will walk with us amid the highs and lows and everywhere in between. Let’s ...

Dave Grohl joined his daughter Violet on stage for a performance of a Nirvana hit and a recent Foo Fighters track.

On Saturday, Mike Garson performed at The Sun in Los Angeles, welcoming Dave Grohl and his daughter Violet as special guests. Garson, who formerly played

NPR Music's picks for the best albums out this week include the long-awaited sophomore full-length from Black Pumas, Peruvian electronic artist Sofia Kourtesis, The Mountain Goats and more.Featured Albums:1. Black Pumas — Chronicles of a DiamondFeatured Songs: "More Than A Love Song," "Gemini Sun," "Angel," "Hello," "Rock and Roll"2. Sofia Kourtesis — MadresFeatured Songs: "Funkhaus," "Vajkoczy," "Habla Con Ella,...

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Krist Novoselic, the bass player extraordinaire, rose to fame and fortune in Seattle thanks to the grunge band he co-founded.