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TV theme songs have come a long way since The Beverly Hillbillies and The Flintstones.

Among this week’s selections are a new/old song from The Tragically Hip archives, the return of Kaleo, and an Alexisonfire album dedicated to their hometown.

Feedback used to be unwanted noise. Then came Robert Ashley.

Jack White has always had fun releasing vinyl, including this strange White Stripes 7-inch.

Vertical Horizon had one of 1999’s biggest single, starting at alternative radio and then crossing over to Top 40 and even Adult Contempoary.

Maybe you don’t want Bono for a neighbour.

This week’s London Calling act, Opus Kink, is good at keeping us guessing.

If you haven’t got into IDLES most recent album yet, this could be your gateway.

The rock memorabilia market has never been hotter–or more expensive.

This week’s Five Songs includes a cover of a song resurrected by a movie, plenty of female power, and group from Ukraine that refuses to let a war stop them.