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Punk the Capital: Building a Sound Movement

The real MacKaye: fab retrospective of punk rock in Washington, DC, 1976–84

John Grant – Boy From Michigan

The state of him: ex-Czar turned auteur takes on toxic masculinity.

Nirvana – Songlife 1967-72

Lords of the manna: big-box treatment for heavenly symph-pop duo

Trees – Trees

On the beech: 50th-anniversary frenzy for psychedelic folk voyagers

Desolation Center

The original desert sessions: Sonic Youth and the Minutemen remember ’80s wilderness shows

Neil Innes – How Sweet To Be An Idiot

Shabby Road revisited: seventh Python’s solo debut overhauled

Recording Is The Trip: The Karen Dalton Archives Box Set

Beat girl: Greenwich Village enigma’s first recordings re-emerge

Aoife Nessa Frances – Land Of No Junction

Turn on, tune in, drop off: dreamy debut from 
enigmatic Irish auteur

Bill Callahan – Shepherd In A Sheepskin Vest

Pasture prime: smog lifts over the Bob Dylan 
of dysfunction

Weyes Blood – Titanic Rising

Disaster averted: reformed wyrd folkie finds hope beneath the cold surface
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As they bickered throughout the final days of Minor Threat, drummer Jeff Nelson told singer Ian MacKaye that – as unwashed jocks from the ’burbs started to infiltrate their well-marshalled scene – he wasn’t really enjoying playing with the DC hardcore giants any more. Righteous fire forever...

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