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Grace Robins-Somerville

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Sep 3, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Grace Robins-Somerville

    Nina Winder-Lind: Wild Love (opens the original)

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    When Viv Albertine was 22 years old, she bought her first electric guitar with money from her recently deceased grandmother—more money than she had ever held in her hand before. The future guitarist of the Slits and the Flowers of Romance had never played a guitar, had never even seen another woman play one. Emboldened by early Sex Pistols shows and Patti Smith’s Horses, she chose to risk it all on a 1969 Les Paul Junior. “Just for a second, the impenetrable iron door that is convention has been

  2. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Grace Robins-Somerville

    Squirrel Flower: Say a Prayer to the Gods of Getting Going (opens the original)

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    Ella Williams, who performs under the name Squirrel Flower, began her debut album with a surrender to one of the great American highways; ever since she’s been penning road songs that unfold with the precision of a AAA TourBook. She’s spent time in the Boston DIY circuit and on the flatlands of Iowa, and these days, she calls Chicago home when she’s not touring—which isn’t very often. Her fourth album, Say a Prayer to the Gods of Getting Going, is another stop on her rock ’n’ roll roadtrip. Arme

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Grace Robins-Somerville

    Sad13: 1331 (opens the original)

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    Sadie Dupuis is still a hot mess—“like, infinite degrees,” to be exact. On “Six Ways,” her humblebrags surf programmed drumrolls that tick like a faulty gas stove and riffs that punch like the ones on Sleigh Bells’ debut. It’s been over a decade since the Speedy Ortiz record where Dupuis dubbed herself “caller of the shots” and “the best at being second place”; now, the cool-loser laureate fancies herself an “armchair head cheerleader.” It’s a juxtaposition that sums up Dupuis’ niche as a hardwo

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