Brian De Palma’s 1987 blockbuster is still the best sounding gangster film.
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80s
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AFI’s Davy Havok teams up with No Doubt for a low-stakes love letter to the 1980s.
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Because sometimes one hit is all you need…
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The Highs and Lows of Pixies
A chronological breakdown of the Boston band who put the “alt” in alternative rock.
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Hey Chicago! Mark Mulcahy’s reunited Miracle Legion is coming to Lincoln Hall!
Consequence of Sound’s trilogy of Mulcahy shows comes to a rousing conclusion.
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Comedy Bang Bang’s Scott Aukerman Dusts Off Prince’s Batman
A 25th anniversary celebration of the gaudy 1989 soundtrack.
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Album Review: M83 – Junk
Wacky and colorful, but also filled with empty calories.
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How the Face of Independent Music Changed in 120 Minutes
The late-night MTV show that brought the underground to the surface.
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Let Me Go On: Violent Femmes on Breaking Their 16-Year Studio Silence
Gordon Gano discusses reuniting the indie rock trio and relating to songs they wrote as teens.
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Sting and Peter Gabriel team up for Rock Paper Scissors Tour
Music legends will perform both together and solo.
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An Oral History of Dramarama’s Cinéma Vérité
Founders John Easdale, Chris Carter, and Mark Englert reflect on their debut 30 years later.
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Why I Have a Hard Time Watching National Lampoon’s Vacation
Clark Griswold is kind of a creep.
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