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- Sep 18, 2026
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'Scour Order' by metal band Krallice is worthy of symphony halls (opens the original)
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Hulking in its riffage, twisted in its structure and baffling in its power, the New York metal band Krallice functions like a chamber quartet bent toward the extremes of the avant-garde. Members Mick Barr, Colin Marston, Nick McMaster and Lev Weinstein operate equally as composers and have, over time, switched instruments and vocal roles — with the exception of Weinstein, a drummer whose speed and precision seems alien, yet strikes with demonstrative humanity. The band's new album out Sept. 18,
Armand Hammer: Tiny Desk Concert (opens the original)
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ELUCID and billy woods have pounded the pavement for over two decades, which can feel like several lifetimes in underground rap years. Together as Armand Hammer, and separately on their own, the catalog runs deep. But even as more co-signs, features and bigger-name producers take note, a deep undercurrent remains: They reflect and refract the horrors and joys of the world, creating a kind of kaleidoscopic healing. As my colleague Rodney Carmichael puts it: The more complicated the times get, the
Napalm Death: Tiny Desk Concert (opens the original)
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Just feet away from where NPR Music staffers write and edit stories, a swirl of black t-shirts and battle jackets opened up a small circle pit. The absurdity of the moment was not lost on us, but the smirks on the masses gathered to see an English metal band tear up NPR's office carpet kept the momentum appropriately (but respectfully) chaotic. Napalm Death's ongoing campaign for musical destruction had come to the Tiny Desk. For more than 40 years, noise has not only been a central tenet of Nap
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