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Mt. Joy band members Matt Quinn and Sam Cooper with NV89 on-air personality Willobee Carlan.

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Mt. Joy's Mountain Of Accolades: The Band Unpacks Its Humble Beginnings

2:03pm July 19, 2018

by Willobee Carlan

The indie rock group has had a booming year with appearances on 'Conan' and at festivals like Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo. But before cracking out the instruments, the members cracked open law books.

Madisen Ward and The Mama Bear's new EP, The Radio Winners, is out July 27.

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First Listen: Madisen Ward And The Mama Bear, 'The Radio Winners'

1:46pm July 19, 2018

by Jewly Hight

The mother-and-son duo returns with a short set of charming folk songs.

Electric Waterloo: (L to R) Young Tanya (Jessica Keenan Wynn), Young Donna (Lily James) and Young Rosie (Alexa Davies) feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah, in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.

ABBA Silver: 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again'

12:17pm July 19, 2018

by Glen Weldon

Return with us now to the enchanted isle of Kalokairi, where the sun shines, the water gleams and the populace is unnervingly obsessed with '70s Swedish power-pop — albeit the B-sides, this time out.

A still from BROCKHAMPTON's "1998 Truman" video.

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BROCKHAMPTON Wilds Out In '1998 Truman' Video

11:44am July 19, 2018

by Sidney Madden

The exhilarating visuals for the hip-hop boy band's new video feel like a high-definition mosh pit.

Jeff Rosenstock, "All This Useless Energy"

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Jeff Rosenstock Referees A Three-Legged Race For 'All This Useless Energy' Video

11:00am July 19, 2018

by Stefanie Fernández

In the new video from his post-election opus POST-, Jeff Rosenstock refs a ragtag team of misfits going nowhere — literally.

An enormous New York crowd celebrates VE Day at the end of WWII. Aaron Copland was inspired to write his "Fanfare for the Common Man" by a wartime speech rallying Americans against imperialism.

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On 'Fanfare For The Common Man,' An Anthem For The American Century

10:17am July 19, 2018

by Mandalit del Barco

Written in the thick of WWII, Aaron Copland's piece seems to have hope woven between its notes. Mandalit del Barco asks why so many who hear it, from presidents to prog rockers, are still so moved.

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