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Bruce Hornsby is on the mic—and at the piano—for this special episode of the Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions podcast, joining us to discuss his latest album, Indigo Park, basketball chants, his work with The Grateful Dead and the Dead’s legacy, his taste in literary fiction, and much more.

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photo: Ben McBee Danielle Nicole started out performing with her brothers in Trampled Under Foot. After 15 years with that group, during which she garnered notoriety as both a bass player and lead vocalist, she set off on a solo career. Nicole and quickly distinguished herself with her 2015 debut Wolf Den. The two records […]

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The London event this year was eventually canceled.

Here’s the full list of nominees in the two contemporary categories.

The D.C. punks say they will no longer release their album The Beltway Is Burning “any time soon”

The original version of the album came out back in January

The track is stylistically in line with Fetch the Bolt Cutters

Synonym is out October 2 on Blue Note

Listen to “In the Night” from Ride Lonesome, which reunites Beck with Joey Waronker, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, and Nigel Godrich

TV convergence has largely been framed as a national conversation: advertisers looking for more connected ways to plan across linear and streaming, measure performance, and understand audiences. But as buyers push for more accountable, performance-oriented TV campaigns, that national-first approach starts to lose precision in local markets. “Any purchase decision is happening locally,” said Keith […]

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