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Alfred Hilsberg: Shaping German Pop Music's Avant-Garde
Alfred Hilsberg, born in 1947, founded the influential German record label ZickZack in 1979, launching the careers of numerous groundbreaking bands, including Einstürzende Neubauten and Blumfeld, and shaping German pop music for decades through his unconventional, non-commercial approach.
Alfred Hilsberg: Shaping German Pop Music's Avant-Garde
Alfred Hilsberg, born in 1947, founded the influential German record label ZickZack in 1979, launching the careers of numerous groundbreaking bands, including Einstürzende Neubauten and Blumfeld, and shaping German pop music for decades through his unconventional, non-commercial approach.
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48% Bias Score


Lambrini Girls' Debut Album Blends Post-Punk and Explicit Disco
Lambrini Girls' debut album, "Who Let the Dogs Out," released January 10th, blends their usual post-punk sound with a disco track containing explicit lyrics, addressing societal issues and personal experiences with both aggression and humor.
Lambrini Girls' Debut Album Blends Post-Punk and Explicit Disco
Lambrini Girls' debut album, "Who Let the Dogs Out," released January 10th, blends their usual post-punk sound with a disco track containing explicit lyrics, addressing societal issues and personal experiences with both aggression and humor.
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44% Bias Score


Gang of Four Announces Farewell Tour After 50 Years
After 50 years, the influential British post-punk band Gang of Four is embarking on a farewell tour encompassing 28 US shows and various international dates, rejecting the industry's focus on nostalgia.
Gang of Four Announces Farewell Tour After 50 Years
After 50 years, the influential British post-punk band Gang of Four is embarking on a farewell tour encompassing 28 US shows and various international dates, rejecting the industry's focus on nostalgia.
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16% Bias Score

Horsegirl Shifts to Minimalist Art-Pop on "Phonetics On & On"
Horsegirl's sophomore album, "Phonetics On & On," released in 2024, shifts from shoegaze to minimalist art-pop, collaborating with Cate Le Bon and showcasing playful experimentation, catchy melodies, and unconventional instrumentation, contrasting with current indie rock trends.

Horsegirl Shifts to Minimalist Art-Pop on "Phonetics On & On"
Horsegirl's sophomore album, "Phonetics On & On," released in 2024, shifts from shoegaze to minimalist art-pop, collaborating with Cate Le Bon and showcasing playful experimentation, catchy melodies, and unconventional instrumentation, contrasting with current indie rock trends.
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32% Bias Score

Women's Untold Contributions to Factory Records
Audrey Golden's "I Thought I Heard You Speak: Women at Factory Records" is an oral history highlighting the crucial but often ignored contributions of women to the Manchester-based record label and its associated nightclub, the Haçienda, during the 1980s and 1990s.

Women's Untold Contributions to Factory Records
Audrey Golden's "I Thought I Heard You Speak: Women at Factory Records" is an oral history highlighting the crucial but often ignored contributions of women to the Manchester-based record label and its associated nightclub, the Haçienda, during the 1980s and 1990s.
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20% Bias Score
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