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The Art of Anguish: An interview with Inter Arma
The Richmond metal band talks politics, mental health and going death metal.
Celebrate the Catalog: The complete Roxy Music discography
Here’s a thought exercise: What band in rock history had the best decade of music? One could easily point to David Bowie, whose run from Space Oddity to Lodger, or The Man Who Sold the World to Scary Monsters, could each stand as evidence that’s pretty hard to argue against. Led Zeppelin from 1970 to […]
Remembering Scott Walker, a visionary architect of the grotesque
Looking back at a unique musical genius.
10 Essential Bronx Albums
The second installment in our survey of the music of the Five Boroughs.
Inner Circle: A conversation with Brutus
The Belgian trio discusses their closest allies, the therapeutic nature of music, and the need to sing along.
10 Essential Manhattan Albums
Our series of essentials from the Five Boroughs kicks off with some NYC classics.
The Duality Of Art And The Artist: An Interview With Emma Ruth Rundle
The singer/songwriter discusses her latest album, discomfort in performing and being a product of the '90s.
Wilco’s ‘Summerteeth’ was the band at their most human and vulnerable
The band's most affecting album turns 20.
Photos: Daughters and Cult Leader Live
HIDE and Cult Leader joined Daughters on stage at the Regent Theater in Los Angeles on March 2, 2019. (All photos: Chad Kelco)
Nine Inch Nails’ ‘The Downward Spiral’ made sonic violence mainstream
The weirdest record ever to go triple platinum.
The Triumph of Satan: An interview with Devil Master
The band talks magic, Satan and being free from pigeonholes.
The Velvet Underground wiped the slate clean with their 1969 self-titled album
The Velvets album with the most oblique legacy, and the least amount of baggage.
Photos: Cannibal Corpse and more at Decibel Magazine Tour
Cannibal Corpse and Morbid Angel co-headlined the 2019 Decibel Magazine Tour, which stopped in San Diego on Feb. 20. (All photos: Chad Kelco)
Moving Forward in a World of Anxiety: A conversation with Hell
A chat with M.S.W., the mastermind behind the doom-sludge outfit.
10 Essential Bristol Albums
Ten must-listen recordings from the UK hub, best known for its trip-hop exports.
How Crack the Skye cracked Mastodon’s prog-metal code
To understand the whole of Mastodon, it's important to understand <i>Crack the Skye</i>.
Count My Sheep: An interview with Spirit of the Beehive
A chat with the Philadelphia shoegazers about their new album, being a "visual band" and supporting under the radar artists.
Shut Up and Play the Hits: On Setlists and Song Retirement
Some songs live a second life, while some are never to be heard from again.
Greatest Hits: The best Janet Jackson songs
The greatest musical moments from one of the best pop artists of our time.