Rina Sawayama electrifies, heartens audience at The Warfield
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Well worth the two-year wait, the future of the Sawayama enterprise is even brighter than it was in 2020.
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Wet Leg effortlessly runs circles around Bimbo’s 365 Club’s stage
Adorned with more signet rings than released songs, leads Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers skillfully powered music’s most exciting new act.
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Outside Lands 2021, Day 1: The Openers (Bartees Strange, Khruangbin, Remi Wolf, Flo Milli)
The first day of Outside Lands saw some of the most emo, jam-worthy, electric and lean sets of the festival.
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Don’t press skip: Music highlights you might have missed in April
Music beat reporters Vincent Tran and Taila Lee are here to recommend a few highlights you might’ve missed in the music world this past month.
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This is real, this is Demi: ‘Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil’ is unflinching look at addiction
Though “Dancing with the Devil” could benefit from additional episodes, Lovato shines through the darkness of her past.
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Aliens on aux: A playlist for your next space odyssey
Feeling tired of living on planet Earth? Wishing you could escape to the cosmos? Then this space-themed playlist is for you.
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Dua Lipa brings electricity to dance floor with Studio 2054 livestream
The concert was aesthetically chaotic, overwhelming the senses in the most brilliant of ways — a true, celestial voyage through Future Nostalgia.
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Inside Lands experiments with digital festival design
The event was an attempt to maximize audiences’ growing desire to see live acts perform, and experimented with the constraints of the world’s new reality.
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‘Imploding the Mirage’ is The Killers’ anthemic struggle for optimism
This aptitude for arena-worthy music makes Imploding the Mirage an overall exhilarating experience, one that offers much needed escape, excitement and hopefulness.
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‘Chromatica’ is Lady Gaga’s best, most triumphant work to date
Gaga is in her element here, traversing the record’s production with a quirky ease one can only expect from “mother monster.”
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