Brian Sandford writes that late Beach Boys genius Brian Wilson's finest work, "Pet Sounds," inspired a lifetime of curiosity ...

This, we told ourselves, would be the ultimate thrash album, a record that would make Master Of Puppets sound tame. Grabbing ...

Jessie J accidentally announces fifth album live on Capital Anthems 23 May 2025, 15:40 | Updated: 24 May 2025, 06:35 ...

The All-American Rejects have gone viral for doing a random ‘house party’ tour this month, appearing at various low-key locations in the Midwest for free (or, in one instance, for just $5 ...

New The Dirty Nil! The Canadian punk duo have just unleashed latest single Gallop Of The Hounds, taken from this summer’s fifth full-length The Lash.

Well, unless we consider visual representations of a ‘fifth Beatle’. Recall the album art for Abbey Road. It’s one of the most recognisable images, especially for audiophiles, of all time. It’s become ...

The Fifth Estate have a new album on Deko, Then and Now, with a dozen originals and three covers. Known for their international hit “Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead,” the Connecticut band had a ...

A popular pop-punk band is set to release its first new album in 13 years. The All-American Rejects announced their fifth studio album will be released soon. Lead single “Sandbox” will be ...

In the 2010s, Mumford & Sons’ stomp-clap rock ruled. The English band had not just ushered in a new wave of bluegrass Americana revivalism, they’d created a movement. Then life happened: the COVID-19 ...

The band members have stretched out into other projects as well -- Draiman’s Device, Moyer’s Adrenaline Mob and Art of Anarchy -- but Disturbed remains the quartet’s primary concern.

The album cover of Deafheaven’s second album, 2013’s Sunbather, accrued a weighty, polarizing significance that its creators never anticipated it would bear. It garnered derision from metal ...

Well, for a band both releasing its fifth album and headlining a national tour this spring, Cheekface is committed to a DIY mentality on levels that many bands abandon the second they taste success.