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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts: Second Song (opens the original)
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Has any major rock artist even approached Neil Young’s level of prolificacy? Depending on whose math you trust most, Second Song is either his 50th, 51st or 52nd studio album, his solo career beginning with his self-titled 1968 set and maintained regularly ever since. Toss in the various live recordings, compilations, etc., and the total bolts past a hundred. Whatever else he may be, Neil Young is no slacker. Nor is he complacent. Young has consistently tested out new ideas (rockabilly, electron
Jerry Garcia: The Wheel and The Wall (opens the original)
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This article appears in our 60 Years of The Grateful Dead Experience softcover edition. This 160-page publication brings together six decades of the Grateful Dead’s evolution, from the Acid Tests and early club gigs and beyond. In addition to conversations with all the band members, it includes more than 100+ never-before-published photographs from 40 of the world’s most renowned music photographers to honor the art and history that have defined the Grateful Dead’s 60-year journey. Jerry Garcia
The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues (opens the original)
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In Relix’s glowing review of 2023’s Hackney Diamonds, The Rolling Stones’ first new studio album consisting primarily of original material since 2005, we commented that the release “wouldn’t be the worst way to go out” if it proved to be their grand finale, adding that they were already at work on a followup. That sequel is now here, and Foreign Tongues—the Stones’ 25th studio set by someone’s count—is just as impressive as its predecessor, at its best the equal of anything they’ve released sinc
The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues (opens the original)
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In Relix’s glowing review of 2023’s Hackney Diamonds, The Rolling Stones’ first new studio album consisting primarily of original material since 2005, we commented that the release “wouldn’t be the worst way to go out” if it proved to be their grand finale, adding that they were already at work on a followup. That sequel is now here, and Foreign Tongues—the Stones’ 25th studio set by someone’s count—is just as impressive as its predecessor, at its best the equal of anything they’ve released sinc
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