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Listen to Joyero's New Single, "Evacuate," and Fight Climate Change Today
The new song from the solo project of Wye Oak's Andy Stack was previously available only through Merge's vinyl subscription series, but now you can stream or buy it and support Native environmental organization Honor the Earth. Read more
Oct. 02, 2019
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How to Quit Your Job: Why Des Ark's Phenomenally Talented Aimée Argote Left Music, and Why She's Not Coming Back
One morning in 2016, Argote woke up and said to herself, “I’m done.” It took her three years to talk about why. Read more
Oct. 02, 2019
For Two Nights at the Cradle with Built to Spill and Luna, It's Like the Internet Never Happened
Perhaps it’s because there’s nothing new under the sun that everything old sends us over the moon. Read more
Oct. 02, 2019
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With Hardcore Band Regional Justice Center, Ian Shelton Makes the Political Personal
Multidisciplinary artist Ian uses the Regional Justice Center to tell the story of his brother, Max, who is incarcerated. Read more
Sep. 27, 2019
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The New Art of Cool Festival Has Deeper Durham Roots and Bigger Durham Dreams Than You Might Think
Get to know Sulaiman and Lesleigh Mausi, who are bringing Run-DMC, Jill Scott, Ari Lennox, Big Daddy Kane, and more big names (but not much jazz) to downtown Durham this weekend. Read more
Sep. 24, 2019
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Mountain Man's Molly Sarlé Mines Complex Truths from California Dreams on Her Luminous Solo Debut
An out-of-the-way karaoke bar among the redwoods near Big Sur hangs like a mirage above Sarlé's new album, "Karaoke Angel." Read more
Sep. 17, 2019
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Whitney’s Julien Ehrlich Joins the Small but August Pantheon of Singing Drummers
Like Don Henley, Phil Collins, and Levon Helm before him, Ehrlich has to engage the crowd while keeping time, as he'll do with Whitney at Cat's Cradle this week. Read more
Sep. 17, 2019
