Music Features
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Chester Bennington's Mom: 'I Feel Betrayed' by Linkin Park
Susan Eubanks learned that the band had moved forward with a new singer at the same time as everyone else in the world. She tells Rolling Stone they promised to give her a heads-up
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Maude Latour Explores Death and Tolstoy — While Serving ‘Main-Character’ Pop Anthems
On her new album, Sugar Water, the singer reminds people to live life to the fullest and not to fear extreme emotions
- Artist You Need To Know
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George Harrison's Widow Dissects His Spirituality, Previews 'Material World' Deluxe Edition
"How do you balance such an incredibly material life with some semblance of an inner life that cultivates wisdom?" Olivia Harrison says of the former Beatle's soul searching
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Blair Do Not Sound Like Any Other New York Rock Band. That's the Point
The band talks about its new album, Blair II, and why it's hard to put its music in any category
- Back in Town
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How PJ Harvey Brings Her Characters to Life on Tour
The artist discusses I Inside the Old Year Dying tour, Wordle, and Steve Albini in a wide-ranging chat
- To Bring You Her Love
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LANY's Paul Klein Nearly Died. Then He Got Right Back on the Road
The singer opens up to Rolling Stone about his recovery after a brutal accident this summer
- Comeback
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How State Champs Intend to Keep Their Winning Streak
Lead singer Derek DiScanio and bassist Ryan Scott Graham share the pop-punk secrets to success that led to their fifth album
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Sean Combs' History of Controversies and Allegations
Sean "Diddy" Combs was indicted on multiple charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, in September — and he has a prolonged history of alleged violence dating back to the Nineties
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How Babyface Ray Became the Rap World's Favorite Rapper
Detroit MC talked to us about his new album The Kid That Did, how his city rap took over the game, and why he doesn't think he's underrated
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Kendrick Lamar Is Over It
With his latest Instagram-only single, Kendrick enters the terrain of rap's previous generational talents
- Watch The Party Die
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