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OUTSIDERS: Alex Ross Visits the Ojai Music Festival

(The New Yorker)

How Ornette Coleman Freed Rock 'n' Roll

(Longreads)

LISTEN: The Charles Lloyd Interview

(The Jake Feinberg Show)

5 Artists Who Are Changing the Sound of L.A.

(West Coast Sound)

Michael McDonald and the Fractals of the Human Mind

(NOVA Next)

The Most Important Jazz Album You've Never Heard

(UDiscover)

Matt Groening Tells "The True Story of the Residents"
(Residents.com)

STRAWBERRY LETTER 22: An Interview with Shuggie Otis
(Austin Chronicle)

IT'S OFFICIAL: Sound Engineering is the World's Grumpiest Profession

(Wunderground)

Kamasi Washington's Top 5 Fave Hip-Hop Albums

(Mass Appeal)

Man Records An Entire Album at Guitar Center...And It Kind of Rules

(VICE)

"Afropunk" Is Now A Thing...And That's A Good Thing

(Pop Matters)

Download Wilco's New Surprise Album Star Wars Here

(WilcoWorld)

LISTEN: Interview with Nels Cline

(Kreative Kontrol)

The Entire Print Run of SLASH Magazine Now Online

(Dangerous Minds)

BOOK EXCERPT: Spirits Rejoice! Jazz and American Religion

(Point of Departure)

The Chaotic Days of Sly Stone's Stone Flower Label

(Wondering Sound)

IN STUDIO: Kamasi Washington on KCRW

(NPR)

Gaming's Best Ambient Tracks

(Pitchfork Media)

ARCHIVE: Herbie Hancock + The Headhunters, Live on Soundstage (PBS, 1978)

(YouTube)

LISTEN: 7 Hours of Electronic Made by Women

(Open Culture)

New Study Finds Punk and Heavy Metal Actually Calm You Down

(Consequence of Sound)

How Dylan, Waits, Cash and Others Broke Out of Their Creative Ruts in the 1980s

(Slate)

RETRO RANT: The View From the Bottom of the Heap

(NewMusicBox)

LUCKY THIRTEEN: George Clinton Lists His All-Time Favorite Albums

(The Quietus)

Wadada Leo Smith Discusses The Great Lakes Suite

(Search + Restore)

SHORT FILM: Masabumi Kikuchi: Out of Bounds

(YouTube)

6 Drummers You Should Know About

(ReviveMusic)

LISTEN: Mark de Clive-Lowe's 90-minute Herbie Hancock Tribute
(The Revivalist)

RIP: Ethan Iverson Interviews Masabumi Kikuchi

(Do the Math)

Why the AACM and AfriCOBRA Still Matter

(Chicago Reader)

Compositions of New Jazz: Essentials from the AACM Library

(Red Bull Music Academy)