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Duncan Sheik wasn't a one-hit wonder (opens the original)
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Duncan Sheik, the singer-songwriter and composer best known for his earwormy ’90s hit, “Barely Breathing” and his composition of the Broadway musical, “Spring Awakening” — for which he won two Tonys — died on Thursday at the age of 56. And as details surrounding his passing from cardiac arrest are being shared alongside remembrances of his life’s work, what’s standing out in the sadness is all that Sheik stacked up in his short time on earth, beyond just that one song used to torture Marnie Mich
"Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma" made me want to date again (opens the original)
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There are two scenes in Jane Schoenbrun‘s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma” that I hope will be among the first things to flash through my mind at the hour of my death, somewhere right after “oh sh*t,” and just before all of my dead pets and family members appear before me to take me back home. In the first of these scenes, Kris Williams (Hannah Einbinder) runs through the woods at night, dressed only in a T-shirt and underwear, boobs bouncing and shoulder-length hair flowing side-to-side,
The best band you’re probably not listening to yet (opens the original)
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If you’ve never heard of the band Black Marble, that should change, and today’s as good a day as any for that to happen, because their new album, “Life in Small Spaces,” was just released on Sacred Bones. Since I first discovered the band in 2012, when they released their debut album, “A Different Arrangement” on Sub Pop’s sister label, Hardly Art, I’ve followed them from release to release and label to label as they hopped from Hardly Art to Ghostly to, as of 2019’s “Bigger Than Life,” Sacred B
Phoebe Bridgers has a song for every feeling (opens the original)
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If and when you find yourself in need of music that will meet you at the intersection of I love you more than oxygen and I hope you become a ghost in a house that I can burn to the ground and then build and burn again, Phoebe Bridgers will most certainly have something for you. On “Lost Weekend,” Bridgers’ third full-length solo release and her first major release of original material since wrapping up her work with boygenius, the musician’s name is one of many in the stacked liner notes that in
Helaena was too good for "House of the Dragon" (opens the original)
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This article contains major spoilers for the Season 3 finale of "House of the Dragon" Since the first season of HBO’s “House of the Dragon,” we’ve watched Helaena Targaryen (Phia Saban) grow from an eccentric child preoccupied with insects and murmurings of dreams — shrugged off as nothing more than oddities by the adults who occupy the Red Keep in King’s Landing — to becoming an adult with a tremendous power that she was wise to mainly keep to herself. The only daughter of Viserys (Paddy Consid
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