The Velvet Goldmine of Todd Haynes
The acclaimed director talks with Rock & Roll Globe about his upcoming Velvet Underground documentary premiering on Apple TV+
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Looking California, Feeling Minnesota: Celebrating 30 Years of Badmotorfinger
Why the third Soundgarden album is still their best
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Oh Well, Whatever: ‘Nevermind’ at 30
The breakout success of the second Nirvana album was both a gift and a curse for Kurt Cobain
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ALBUMS: Unsane’s Journey Through The Past
Brooklyn’s most brutal band rediscover their salad days with Improvised Munitions & Demo
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ALBUMS: Trigger Cut Turn It Up On ROGO
Germany’s rising noise rockers create the primal catharsis we all need in 2021 with their explosive second LP
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Bob Hillman: Making Noise With Ghosts
He may be Inside and Terrified, but he remains one of San Francisco’s most prolific songwriters
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‘The Guitar Guy Played Real Good Feedback’: Sonic Youth’s ‘Washing Machine’ At 25
Looking back at an overlooked but fiercely loved classic from the NYC noise rock giants
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Put Me In The Equation, It’s Alright: Sonic Youth’s Goo At 30
Their beloved DGC debut has a sense of a band courting the mainstream on their own terms
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Celebrated Summer: New Day Rising Turns 35
By 1985, Hüsker Dü reached the point of no return in succumbing to their pop sensibilities
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The Ballad Of A Band Called E
On Complications, Thalia Zedek, Jason Sanford and Gavin McCarthy put forth a total group effort
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Death Poems for the Living Gods of America: Sonic Youth’s NYC Ghosts and Flowers Turns 20
Where Pitchfork went wrong about SY’s most underrated LP
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Satan Is Boring: Bad Moon Rising Turns 35
The Rock & Roll Globe talks exclusively with Lee Ranaldo, Bob Bert and producer Martin Bisi about Sonic Youth’s early masterpiece
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