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August 27, 2020
Shorties (Marieke Lucas Rijneveld Awarded the International Booker Prize, The Best Art Rock Songs of the Year So Far, and more)
Marieke Lucas Rijneveld has been awarded International Booker Prize for his novel The Discomfort of Evening.
Paste listed the year's best art rock songs so far.
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The Essex Serpent by Sarah Perry
Neil Young covered Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin'."
The life of artist Yayoi Kusama is coming to comics!
Rolling Stone profiled the band Momma.
With a sound that stems from the duo’s love of Veruca Salt and the Breeders, Two of Me is a welcome throwback to the Nineties, built on Friedman and Weingarten’s syrupy vocals that fuse together on each track.
Esquire examined the demise of fact checking in nonfiction publishing.
Stream a new song by Mourn.
Stream the documentary Worlds of Ursula K. Le Guin for free through August 30th.
NPR Music considered the future of independent music venues.
The New York Times, Barnes and Noble, The A.V. Club previewed September's best books.
Stream two new songs by Nap Eyes.
Jill Lepore talked books and reading with the New York Times.
Real Estate covered Galaxie 500's "Plastic Bird."
Matthew Salesses recommended books about living in parallel universes at Electric Literature.
Stream a new Doves song.
The Paris Review shared an excerpt from Jason Diamond's book The Sprawl.
Hazlitt interviewed Diamond.
Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan covered Bob Dylan's "Girl from the North Country."
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