Hall of Fame
The Virginia emo heroes’ second album is an essential for those who feel lonely our disconnected
Revisiting the incredible, and chilly, sophomore album from the indie rock vets
When Luther Vandross released his debut solo record Never Too Much in August of 1981,…
There is no better embodiment of success than when America anoints a song as a…
The 2004 sophomore album from the Atlanta metal troupe set a new standard for post-millennial metal
Trent Reznor’s apocalyptic concept album feels shockingly resonant and relevant after more than 15 years
A defining document in Norwegian black metal
The 40-minute prog opus guided by flute and poetry is Jethro Tull’s greatest moment
Natasha Khan’s sophomore album was the actual best record of 2009
A look back at the 1999 indie/sunshine pop cult classic
On “Catherine,” the sixth song on Is This Desire?, there’s something off about Polly Jean…
A Blerd looks back on the formative experience of growing up with Hootie
The L.A. rapper reintroduced himself via a hazy and dark debut album
A look back at the massive funk jam, with an even more massive influence on hip-hop.
The group’s most mainstream moment is also their hardest to pin down
We look back at Dylan’s 1997 masterpiece for its 25th anniversary
A look back at the grunge/metal masterpiece at 30.
A legendary new frontier from the heavy metal titans. We look back on its 50th anniversary