When Todd Rundgren heard Laura Nyro’s sophomore record, 1968’s Eli and the Thirteenth Confession, he was moved, to say the least. “It just blew everybody’s
The year was 1976. Everything was weird — but especially the music. Everyone walked around saying “Dy-no-mite!” or “Up your nose with a rubber hose.”
Charli XCX did her part to uplift Tinashe at Austin City Limits Music Festival on Friday (October 9), bringing the Popstar multi-hyphenate out as a
In theory, it sounds like a disaster waiting to happen in your ears. Lay down some stacked, offbeat drum tracks, assemble lyrics out of a
Nia Smith has released her new single “Mr Right.” Written in Los Angeles with Kamal Wilson and Jonah Christian, the song explores the isolation of
Several performances on Geordie Greep’s U.S. tour have been cancelled following allegations of sexual misconduct made against the singer, which he has denied. As of
Up until they released Dookie on Feb. 1, 1994, Green Day were destined for a short, unheralded career as pop-punk never-rans with a pair of
Dermot Henry has announced his debut album, Bad Throw, Good Catch, due digitally November 20 via Island Records. The Wiltshire-born singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist has
The Doobie Brothers appeared to be stalling out. A year after their multi-million-selling Captain and Me album spawned a pair of Top 20 hits in
Democratic Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico has been racking up endorsements from the likes of Don Henley and the Chicks ahead of the November midterm