Jamie Saint Merat discusses ‘Cutting the Throat of God’ and seeking out the transcendent
The best music activates all of your senses. While you can’t literally smell the White…
When this album dropped in 1988, hip-hop would never be the same.
We had a chat with the System of a Down vocalist
We spoke to Bryan Funck and Andy Gibbs about their new album ‘Umbilical,’ the political, the personal, and what makes their music essentially Thou
As the new wave icons’ fourth album turns 40, we take a look back at its strange magic.
The late singer/songwriter’s final album is stark, beautiful, yet devastating.
A literal record-breaker composed entirely of pieces from other records
Dylan Walker discusses ‘Coagulated Bliss,’ rural America and surviving as a band
The first punk album to reach the US charts, ‘London Calling’ changed punk and rock forever
The singer/songwriter opens up about her experiences with grief, which informed her new album
Dylan Baldi discusses ‘Final Summer,’ photography, and taking a more mature tone
A masterpiece of soul, discovered through Christian rock
Alex Edkins discusses the Toronto group’s legacy, new album ‘Up on Gravity Hill,’ and personal growth
Reconciling the ineffable with the unfuckwithable
On the 44th anniversary of the group’s founding, we look back at a legacy of iconoclastic noise
The biggest album of the group’s career is an intimate temple of feeling
Ocean’s last album to date comprises a scrapbook of emotional resonance
10 years after his death, we look back at the impact left by the late GWAR frontman