What is the R.E.M. song ‘It’s The End of the World As We Know It’ about?
An abstract ode to the apocalypse.
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The insane true crime backstory behind R.E.M’s ‘What’s the Frequency, Kenneth?’
A tale of media paranoia.
The one rock band Kurt Cobain idolised: “They’re the greatest”
A lifelong fan of underground melodies.
The R.E.M. song that was a response to ‘Every Breath You Take’
Getting introspective about unrequited desire.
Michael Stipe’s 10 favourite books of all time
“Without guilt, fear or weirdness, and have great end-of-times adventures”.
The R.E.M. song Michael Stipe called “the greatest piece of music we ever made”
Changing the landscape of the group’s music.
