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I wanted to make music, feel free, spend time in the trees, and reconnect with myself outside of all those expectations.” ...

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New Order will race through the South on a brief U.S. tour in March 2027. The stint kicks off with a trio of Texas dates—in Austin, Fort Worth, and Houston—before the band heads to New Orleans, ...

We recently published our 100 Best Indie Rock Albums of All Time, which triggered a couple of auxiliary features to celebrate indie rock by some notable voices who do not work at the Pitchfork office.