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Our Summer Print Cover Story: Sublime

At the ancient Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, the living comes easy poolside: drinkers and bikinied women stretched beneath towering palms and the hard, caressing blaze of the California sun. It's just after noon when Eric.....(cont.)
Naughty & Nice: Gayle Gets Sentimental on New Single

Tattoos or it didn't happen. 

That's been Gayle's philosophy for documenting special moments in her.....(cont.)

Charli xcx Talks 'Music, Fashion, Film' On Lipps Service

A day before the release of the new album Music, Fasion, Film, Charli xcx is the guest on the latest installment of the SPIN Presents Lipps Service podcast, speaking with host Scott Lipps about creativity, reinvention and.....(cont.)
5 Albums I Can't Live Without: Grahame Lesh

Best known for: Grahame Lesh & Friends, all things Terrapin Crossroads/Terrapin Roadshow, Midnight North, Phil Lesh & Friends, playing my dad's basses with Dead & Co last year at their celebration of the.....(cont.)
Reading Isn't 'Over.' Because Reading Was Never the Issue

When I was in kindergarten, we were allowed a short, midday recess where we could run around and play tag or kick a ball and have fun with our friends. I always opted to borrow a book from the over-painted, wooden cubby-style class library, and sit cross-legged under a.....(cont.)
Gracie Abrams Is Wistfully Reflective on 'Daughter From Hell'

There's a reason Gracie Abrams' music has resonated with young fans, especially young women, and it has nothing to do with her famous father or boyfriend, her beauty, or who she’s been lucky enough to collaborate with. Admittedly, all of these things have elevated her profile along the way, but if she has anything.....(cont.)
Egyptian Lover: "It's Just One of Those Songs That Never Dies"

Los Angeles. 1983. The hip-hop from the East Coast that included Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" and Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five's "The Message" had made its way west, where the electro and party rap.....(cont.) 
BUTTHOLE SURFERS: Remember When Their Name Was Shocking?

It's September 23, 2025, at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, where a tornado of psychedelic noise and insanity has descended, brought to delirious life by the reunited Butthole Surfers. It's their first performance in eight years.....(cont.)
Body Type's Cecil Coleman Invites You to Experience Australia Her Way

The word "authentic" gets thrown around a lot these days. It's become a marketing buzzword in the worst possible way. But in Australia's indie.....(cont.) 

The Past, Present & Future of Pete Yorn

In the next life, there's a good chance that Pete Yorn will come back as a dog.

"They're the most present creature on Earth. They're always down to.....(cont.)

Deep Cut Friday: "Black Boys on Mopeds" by Sinead O'Connor

21-year-old Colin Roach died of a gunshot wound in Stoke Newington Police Station in January 1983. Police ruled it a suicide amidst suspicions of a cover-up, and the story became a tipping point for protests.....(cont.)
Supersonic Heroes: How Z2 Brought Rock Stars into the Comics World

The cultural connection between comics and music runs deep, from Kiss and their infamous 1977 stunt in which the band teamed up with Marvel to release a zine infused with each member's actual blood, to My Chemical Romance's Gerard.....(cont.)
The Canonization of Saint Sinead

Sometime in Fall 1987, in the dark, late night of a Manhattan short-term office rental, SPIN founder and editor-in-chief Bob Guccione Jr. was digging through trash. This was a common occurrence. Once his editors had gone home.....(cont.)
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