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The Velvet Underground’s ‘Grey Album’ and the Delineation of a Decade

The Velvet Underground’s ‘Grey Album’ and the Delineation of a Decade

The Velvet Underground's 1969 self-titled release, known as the "Grey Album", blazes boldly 50 years later, and retains the same sonic relevance as a Laura Nyro or Nick Drake record: artworks utterly of their moment, that sound like they could have been made yesterday.

Robert Pollard: Of Course You Are

Robert Pollard: Of Course You Are

Of Course You Are is a succinct reminder of Robert Pollard's lyrical penmanship.

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