Sleater-Kinney's 'Path Of Wellness' marks time of great change, within and without
Sleater-Kinney's new album is the first they produced themselves, the first without Janet Weiss and amidst the backdrop of wildfires, pandemic and pro...
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Sufjan Stevens and Angelo De Augustine interpret the movies on 'A Beginner's Mind'
Every song on Stevens the album is connected with a movie, inspired by late nights watching films during a month-long stay in upstate New York.
Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis: The songwriting and production duo you know, but don't
Jam & Lewis are the duo behind a ton of R&B hits from stars like Usher, Boyz II Men, Mariah Carey, Mary J Blige and more. And boy do they have some st...
'The Return of Pachyman' is a 21st Century Take on the Classic Dub Foundation
In this session, enjoy a mini-set and conversation with Pachyman, who's love for dub is infectious.
Bruce Dickinson Talks Everything Iron Maiden, And A Whole Lot Of Other Things
Not only is he the lead singer of one of the most important and most influential metal bands of all time, Dickinson is also a licensed pilot, an accom...
The Culture Corner: The Legacy Of Two 1991 Albums Released On The Same Day
We're taking listeners back 30 years ago, to a memorable day in music history — September 24, 1991. On that day, two important records were released: ...
On 'Star-Crossed,' Kacey Musgraves Embraces Tragedy
Kacey Musgraves' latest album, Star-Crossed, chronicles the end of a relationship, through divorce and healing.
Merry Clayton On 'Beautiful Scars' And A Life Of Singing
In the late 1960s, Merry Clayton was one of the most sought after backup singers. Her new album, released in April of this year, is called Beautiful S...
On 'The Roadside,' Billy Idol Reunites With An Old Collaborator
This month, Billy Idol released The Roadside, a four song EP made with his longtime guitarist and cowriter, Steve Stevens.
On 'Hope Above Adversity,' Dylan Cartlidge Makes Music Like Mantras
Cartlidge's debut album, Hope Above Adversity, was released in July of this year. It's filled with uplifting anthems that sonically jump from pop, to ...