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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: Bartees strange - Caught on Camera

“He’s not a tremendously talented player, so when he plays, it disarms the situation. He’s not a freaky guitar player or drummer... He approaches records like a plumber ”: Bartees Strange on superproducer Jack Antonoff

Antonoff co-produced singer songwriter’s Horror album

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Blue lights, hexes and exes: Here are the best albums of 2025... So far

How many have you heard? And do you agree with our first-half of 2025 ranking?

Euronews

“When I heard Sonic Youth, I was like, ‘I need a Jazzmaster, and I’m gonna put duct tape on it!’”: Bartees Strange on working with superstar producer Jack Antonoff, his vintage guitar collection, and emulating Neil Young’s “spluttery” guitar sounds

The UK-born, Oklahoma-raised songwriter reflects on lusting after a Jimi Hendrix-style whammy bar, pre-amp pedals, and why he loves electric-acoustic guitars (and not acoustic-electrics)

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Grammy-Winning Musician Jack Antonoff Curates Music For Appletv+ Series

Discover how Grammy-winning musician Jack Antonoff and composer James Levine curated a captivating soundtrack for AppleTV+'s 'The New Look' series, enhanci...

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Bartees Strange review – guitar hero tuning up for the indie rock big time

The energetic US musician injects new life into the genre with effects-laden playing and an eclectic bunch of naggingly effective tunes

The Guardian - UK

Newly unveiled Fender Next Class of 2023 highlights 25 guitar-powered artists you need to hear this year

Momma, Bartees Strange, Samm Henshaw, Wallice, Dayglow, The Mysterines and more have been selected for the program, which will provide them with Fender products and marketing support

Guitar World

The best pop music albums of 2022

If 2022 was a year of at least trying to return to normalcy, part of that process for music makers was putting all they had to say out there, releasing the pent up accumulation of ideas accrued over two years of pandemic living.

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‘It’s no surprise I gravitated to punk’: the military brats who found a home in hardcore

For many army brats, hardcore punk has provided the stability and community they so craved growing up. Members of Minutemen, Fiddlehead and Entry reflect on the military backgrounds that led them into the scene

The Guardian - UK

Bartees Strange explores his journey from 'Farm to Table'

In an interview with Morning Edition's Leila Fadel, the fast-rising artist talks about a life path as winding and varied as his music.

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