Ann Powers
Critic and Correspondent, NPR Music at NPR
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laist.com | Ann Powers
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tpr.org | Ann Powers
Last week, organizers for SXSW announced they were dramatically scaling back what was once the world's largest music festival. Home to countless performances by artists big and small for nearly 40 years, the annual event is being folded into the Film and Interactive festival, which typically happens the week before Music; it's also being shortened significantly.
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wrvo.org | Ann Powers
Last week, organizers for SXSW announced they were dramatically scaling back what was once the world's largest music festival. Home to countless performances by artists big and small for nearly 40 years, the annual event is being folded into the Film and Interactive festival, which typically happens the week before Music; it's also being shortened significantly.
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npr.org | Ann Powers |Robin Hilton |Stephen Thompson
Saying 'goodbye' to SXSW Music Download Embed <iframe src="https://www.npr.org/player/embed/1240671742/1268364786" width="100%" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" title="NPR embedded audio player"> Deftones performing at SXSW in 2016 Adam Kissick for NPR hide caption toggle caption Adam Kissick for NPR Last week, organizers for SXSW announced they were dramatically scaling back what was once the world's largest music festival.
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nhpr.org | Ann Powers
I first got excited about the new Lucy Dacus album when I heard it included a song called "Limerence." The dreamiest star in indie rock's current pantheon, Dacus is an expert in pulling out the details of experiences that start and often stay inside a person's head: infatuation, unstaged arguments with distant lovers, nostalgia for encounters that glow in memory but maybe weren't so great in the first place.
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