
Chris DeVille
Managing Editor at Stereogum
Managing Editor, @stereogum Posting indie nostalgia at @suchgr8heights Pre-order my debut book SUCH GREAT HEIGHTS, out 8/26 via @StMartinsPress, at link below
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1 week ago |
stereogum.com | Chris DeVille
Have you ever realized several browser tabs are playing music at the same time? The first song on the new caroline album is like that, but in a good way. Imagine all those disparate outputs blaring until they blur into something thrillingly beautiful, like a group sing-along from a movie musical breaking out in the middle of an arthouse drama. First it’s just one guitar, strummed in fervent stabs like sputtering machinery trying to turn on.
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stereogum.com | Chris DeVille
The Belfast rap group Kneecap have always been politically outspoken, and lately that outspokenness has involved some major career tumult. During Coachella’s first weekend, the group’s messages condemning Israel’s genocidal ethnic cleansing campaign in Gaza were censored on the festival’s official livestream, so for the fest’s second weekend they got Twitch streamer Hasan Piker come onstage with them to broadcast their show on his own feed.
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stereogum.com | Chris DeVille
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2 weeks ago |
stereogum.com | Chris DeVille
Two weeks ago Taylor Swift was subpoenaed to testify in her longtime friend Blake Lively’s lawsuit against Justin Baldoni, the director of her movie It Ends With Us. Lively is suing Baldoni for sexual harassment and a supposed online smear campaign waged against Lively after the harassment allegations came out.
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stereogum.com | Chris DeVille
We’ve heard from Bill Fox rarely, if ever. The Cleveland singer-songwriter — whose work with the Mice and as a solo artist has made him beloved by a rabid cult fan base including the likes of Robert Pollard, Jeff Tweedy, and Lindsey Jordan — is famously elusive. He’s avoided the spotlight in familiar, career-sabotaging ways: breaking up the Mice right before they left for a big tour in the ’80s, ghosting Sire’s Seymour Stein after his ’90s solo albums became a critical sensation.
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SUCH GREAT HEIGHTS out Aug. 26 on St. Martin's Press https://t.co/NTUo1h3Ad4

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Friendship have been important fixtures of the indie world for years, but with CAVEMAN WAKES UP, they've really and truly Arrived. I wrote about one of my favorite albums of the year: https://t.co/i4SUWR1Xva