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Check out the insane story of a former Vice music editor’s international drug ring.

37 years ago today Gary Glitter dropped “Rock 'N' Roll (Part 2)”, a stadium anthem shelved away in infamy until Joker brought it back into the conversation.

28 Years Ago, U2 set forth on a tour that spawned 157 shows and reinvented the modern concert.

Archie Marshall takes a swing and doubles down on a dissonant, colourless fourth full length. It's a rare miss.

Even without its smarmy promotional campaign, Changes is somehow a step down from one of the most inconsistent repertoires in modern pop.

The Ringer’s latest podcast brings together Chuck Klosterman and Chris Ryan in discussion about tastes, opinions, and critiques.

Grimes' adventurous fifth simultaneously introduces her alter ego while trying to save the world.

While his detractors certainly seem to outnumber his champions, Kozelek has soldiered on to produce album after album in search of a new voice that finally approaches its richest culmination.

Kevin Parker has seemingly gone pop, but it's less selling out and more evolution.