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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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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The mornings are crisp, leaves scatter the ground and suddenly curling up inside a soft blanket seems more appealing than ever — fall is around the corner.
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“As You Move Through the World” is a consolidation of all the electronic beat techniques the two have trialed over their music careers.
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Don’t underestimate the power of a calming track to ease your anxiety. Here are five indie pop songs that will get you through your problem sets with a little more focus.
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Podcasts are the perfect way to pass the time on the road or at your desk, and they can provide both laughter and life lessons while you listen in. Here are our recommendations for great podcasts to listen to this summer.
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Would MGMT be back? Or would the group provide another album laden with overwrought esotericism and culminating in listener disinterest?
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A woman walks into a dark and haunted mansion with a candlestick, and, with a flourish of synth, announces the return of MGMT.
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“Do you know how to delete iTunes from your computer?” A friend of mine asked me this the other day after his computer suggested that he update iTunes one too many times. Besides serving as a reminder that my technological skills don’t extend beyond the ability to press “enter” and
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I sat down in my desk chair, opened up my computer and clicked on the Coachella live stream on YouTube. As has been my tradition the past few years, I began to pretend I was actually there. And, just by pretending, I was able to enjoy the music and the
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Is the MGMT heard on their self-titled album really the same band that released Oracular Spectacular six years ago? Obviously, yes, in terms of name and band members. But regarding sound, it’s harder to say. Their debut LP was mainly an exercise in standard psych pop with progressive rock embellishments,
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