A first-timer’s roadmap to the music of the dub legend.
The second installment of our extremely deep dive into the music of Rush.
We chat with producer/singer/songwriter Steven Perez about his new album, a freak accident and Earl Sweatshirt.
A chat with the Irish singer/songwriter about setting her own terms and giving something back.
The Brooklyn band, comprising members of Pill and Eaters, discuss the non-traditional process of creating their industrial groove.
The jazzgrind classic is still fun, hilarious and wild after 30 years.
The first in a series of deep dives on the prog giants’ catalog.
The landmark dream-drone masterpiece turns 20.
The Boston trio’s fifth and final album could have been a game changer; now, it barely exists.
The Regent Theater in Los Angeles hosted a power-packed night of heavy music when High on Fire, Devil Master, Creeping Death and Power Trip all took the stage on Dec. 7, 2019.
Hear the band’s new album in its entirety.
Lee Buford looks back at the band’s history, their new remix album and exploring mental health through music.
It wasn’t just Nine Inch Nails moving industrial music to the mainstream in 1989.
The Bristol post-punk icons discuss the creation of their influential, inimitable 1979 debut.
In space, no one can hear you scream. Unless you’re Bruce Dickinson.
Over the past 27 years, Polly Jean Harvey has released nine albums, two collaborative releases…
A look back at the iconic trio’s 1989 album on its 30th anniversary.