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Studio One
Natalie and Meegan Closner, the two sisters who make up the core of Joseph, talk about their latest record and putting it out into the world.
Anaïs Oluwatoyin Estelle Marinho, known professionally as Arlo Parks, has returned with her third studio album: Ambigous Desire.
Muna's “Dancing on the Wall” stands out as a queer synth‑pop anthem filled with emotional intensity and '80s vibes. And — it proves Muna is back.
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Sam Austins combines R&B and alternative influences to create his sound, and it's taking him to big places. -
Iowa City duo Sun Centauri has embarked on a celestial voyage with their debut EP, Flux4D. IPR’s Cece Mitchell spoke with the pair about translating their feelings into music, the beauty of the expanded play and the possibility of intelligent life beyond Earth. -
Batman Forever turned 30 in June, so we took a look back at when Batman movie soundtracks were a music discovery platform.
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Sam Austins is a fresh, exciting voice in the world of pop. His new EP The woods, vol. 1 is reminiscent of the works of Prince and Blood Orange, but with a 2025 feeling. -
Men I Trust has built a solid following over the last few years, and with a viral hit to their name and two well received albums, the stage is set for a breakout year. -
Love can make people do crazy things. Here's our list of 10 of the creepiest love songs, including tunes by The Police, The Beatles, Tyler, the Creator, Neil Diamond and more. -
The 2000s saw the complete digital age of music. MP3s became commonplace, and the entire music industry went into a panic as a result. Social media more or less was born in this decade as well, with humanity becoming more "plugged in" than ever before. -
The 1990s were a unique time for music. Walkmans, CDs and boomboxes were everywhere. Grunge saved rock 'n' roll from hair metal oblivion. Hip-hop grew to be mainstream with acts like Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G, and Cher released the mega hit "Believe." Here is my list of 10 underrated songs from the 1990s.
