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Justice: Mark, My Words: I want justice for the most criminally ignored album of all time

submitted by Nick Sep 17th 2019 12:00 pm (www.nme.com)

The Magnetic Fields' magnum opus is regularly missed off of Best Album polls due to a technicality, and columnist Mark Beaumont isn't having itDavid Miliband. The perfectly lovely couple who finally get onto the Coach Trip coach two days before it hits Ibiza. The new political party that forms while Chuka Umunna’s on holiday. Fate and bad timing have destroyed the chances of many a potential success story, popping their head out of obscurity only to be bashed straight […]The post Mark, My Words: I want justice for the most criminally ignored album of all time appeared first on NME.

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Metallica: How ...And Justice For All changed Metallica forever

submitted by Nick Sep 7th 2020 03:00 pm (www.loudersound.com)

Metallica's 1988 album was their step up to the big leagues. But things would never be the same again

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Justice: Mac DeMarco, Owen Pallett, Jessy Lanza, & More Contribute Songs To Canadian Social Justice Comp

submitted by Nick Sep 4th 2020 02:00 pm (stereogum.com)

For today's new EVER NEW compilation, a wide range of Canadian indie greats contributed music to support social justice for Black, indigenous, and queer people in their country. It's a range of covers and originals by the likes of Mac DeMarco, Jessy Lanza & Elle Barbara, Owen Pallett (covering Nick Drake), Ryan Hemsworth, Lydia Ainswort...

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Justice: Twenty One Pilots’ Tyler Joseph Apologizes For Social Justice Tweets

submitted by Nick Sep 3rd 2020 04:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Twenty One Pilots' Tyler Joseph has issued an apology after facing criticism for seemingly joking about fans asking him to use his platform to speak out about Black Lives Matter and other social justice issues. "you guys keep asking me to use my platforms. feels good to dust these bad boys off," Joseph initially tweeted…

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