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Inside 'Uncut Gems': A Cosmic Score In A Frantic Film

Adam Sandler plays jeweler Howard Ratner in the film Uncut Gems. The score is as shiny and cosmic as Ratner's life is messy and frantic. Julieta Cervantes/Courtesy of A24 hide caption

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Inside 'Uncut Gems': A Cosmic Score In A Frantic Film

Uncut Gems hurtles along with Howard Ratner's compulsion to gamble, bet his winnings instead of paying off debts and chase down the next high. A lot of the score is, counterintuitively, New Age.

Inside 'Uncut Gems': A Cosmic Score In A Frantic Film

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First Listen: Oneohtrix Point Never, 'R Plus Seven'

Oneohtrix Point Never's new album, R Plus Seven, comes out Oct. 1. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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First Listen: Oneohtrix Point Never, 'R Plus Seven'

In zooming in on the material nature of the sounds to which he pays homage, Daniel Lopatin directs focus to the individual voices taking part in dance music's ever-evolving conversation.

Oneohtrix Point Never, 'R Plus Seven'

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First Listen: Tim Hecker & Daniel Lopatin, 'Instrumental Tourist'

Tim Hecker and Daniel Lopatin's new album, Instrumental Tourist, comes out Nov. 20. Spencer C. Yeh/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

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First Listen: Tim Hecker & Daniel Lopatin, 'Instrumental Tourist'

Few performers manipulate sound quite as aggressively or effectively as these electronic musicians; they form a single enveloping organism even as they dump their own distinct ideas into the mix.

Tim Hecker & Daniel Lopatin, 'Instrumental Tourist'

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