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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 3, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for New Statesman
- Top 500K sites
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- Aug 24, 2026
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Geese's alluring detachment (opens the original)
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Indie darlings are faced with a paradox. How do you stay alternative when you’re hurtling towards mainstream success? It’s a question that Geese, an apocalyptic, counter-cultural New York four-piece “America’s most thrilling young rock band”, must navigate. And at Troxy – an East London venue they sold out in days – they answer it by holding onto their strangeness for dear life. In the last year, Geese have gone from cult favourite to breakout stars. Their latest record, Getting Killed, was name
Lorde is at the top of her game (opens the original)
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The crowd at All Points East is so young, many won’t remember when Lorde first burst onto the scene, singing about driving Cadillacs in her dreams. But for those of us old enough to have had an iPod, the sound of the Kiwi teen is baked into our adolescence. Lorde wrote her first hit, “Royals”, in 2012 when she was just 15. The song went on to spend nine weeks at the top of the charts and won two Grammy awards in 2014. Aged just 17, she became the youngest artist ever to win Song of the Year. Sin
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