The Grammy Museum hosted a very special evening on May 6 as part of their The Drop series. The museum hosted members of The Bangles, ...

Trippy rockers Wand bust out of the starting gate with “Setting,” which recalls ‘60s classic “Pictures of Matchstick Men,” and it just gets better from ...

SZA blossoms on CTRL, her debut album. The fusion of her raw and intimate songwriting and song concepts with melodically refined instruments creates an emotionally exquisite musical journey ...

Rarely do artists combine cutting edge with easily accessible, daring alongside non-threatening, but Dragons manage precisely that with their sophomore full-length. Famously melding electronic bloop-age and hard rock brio ...

Part of the esteemed new southern artists collective that includes Drive-By Truckers and Jason Isbell, Rod Melancon indeed represents. His Southern Louisiana drawl is not just window dressing. ...

Nashville American rock band Kings of Leon took to the Forum stage in Inglewood, CA. The sold-out event was packed and had concert goers anticipating songs ...

The Moon Duo hits you hard between the eyes, ears and frontal lobes with an unabashedly psychedelic approach to their dark rock & roll, and every track is a ...

Love ‘em or hate ‘em, Cradle of Filth are 
now 25 years and 11 albums deep, which is 
undeniably impressive for an extreme-metal
 band. They’ve ...

Three years after resurrecting the classic progressive fusion band Tribal Tech,
bassist Gary Willis is as wild, unpredictable
and revolutionary as ever. Larger Than 
Life––featuring long-time Tribal ...

From the lush Four Freshmen harmonies 
of “The Last Leaf,” Papadosio reveals a
multi-hued tapestry of sonic invention. Often 
lumped into the jam band category, here
the ...