A humble folk ballad that became a haunting rock anthem, the track with a complicated backstory is one of the band’s greatest songs of all time.

Forty years after its release, Peter Gabriel’s So remains one of the defining albums of the 1980s, blending art rock, soul and world music into a global commercial breakthrough.

Pittsburgh metalcore band 156/Silence released their first single for Pure Noise, Our Parting Ways,” back in October, and now they’ve announced their first album for the label. From a Distance, their ...

A look at the menu, music and more of a new listening lounge and restaurant in Asheville's River Arts District.

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Music fans explore how the shift from physical records to digital access has transformed the album from a mandatory industry ...

The 1970s were a brave new era for music, but these artists somehow managed to push it a step further and take the art into ...

Elvis Costello’s All This Useless Beauty turns 30 as fans revisit the final Attractions album and one of the defining transition records of his career.

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"Tommyland Rides Again" is a freshly refurbished and expanded treatment of 2005's "Tommyland: The Ride," and arrives ahead of what Tommy Lee predicts will be new Motley Crue music.

From proto-punk pioneers to stadium-filling monoliths, these twenty-one iconic bands revolutionized the sound, culture, and ...

The idea of these deep-listening sessions is simple: A great album is played in full, in pitch dark, on a spectacular sound system, in collective silence.