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I don’t understand Bob Dylan’s true believers, but won’t complain too much.
Netflix’s Red Hot Chili Peppers documentary is less interested in the band’s highpoints as it is their musical transformation.
And the years it's endured.
The United Kingdom barring him from performing is indefensible.
A 10-year amplified detour from classical composition.
Brandi Carlile opens The Human Tour in Philadelphia this week.
Bill Stump's impact on extreme music has been widely acknowledged, but his most important contribution was as an archivist.
J.D. Considine’s masterpiece.
I applaud Bandcamp for drawing a boundary on what’s acceptable to their audience.
Where you’ll find me.
Laraaji has traveled far down a well-worn path.
Rosalía's LUX is an intriguing collision of commercialism and academic obscurity.
Stormy water seamen scrutinize the smooth sailing soundtrack.
Dear God, hope you got the letter.
Sometimes one and done isn’t terrible.
Surprising that he lasted this long, but also that he achieved immortality, with habits like that.
Canon in D is Blues Traveler’s secret weapon.
No bad blood from David Lee Roth.
Young queen of country deservedly destroys the charts.
A book taught me about free improvisation, summer music festivals, and complicated charts.
Grunge died, Talk Talk survived.
A rare performance of the Whip-Start stand-out from WFNX in Boston sometime in 1994.
The group perform their magnificent hit on MTV on December 31, 1984.
The legendary Kinks guitarist talks to Corgan on his podcast The Magnificent Others.
The legendary guitarist of Rush talks "The Lifeson Chord" and more in this new interview.
Madonna, Charlie Murphy, Jamie Foxx, and more talk about Prince in this compilation from The Howard Stern Show.
The band play a song inspired by the film Union City in Glasgow.
Accidents and mistakes caught on recordings by The Beatles, Elvis Presley, David Bowie, and more.
The artist performs the theme song from Against All Odds at Wembley Stadium on July 13, 1985.
Billy Corgan doesn't understand why Suede has been on more magazine covers in England than The Smashing Pumpkins in this unearthed interview from the fall of 1993.