Sting’s first post-Police solo LP brought in a team of jazz ringers
A deep dive into the studio albums of one of the greatest singer/songwriters ever to do it
Damon Albarn and company broke down genre in playful ways in 2005
The 1998 album from the eclectic singer/songwriter also kicked off a curious legal battle
The Texas trio rebranded in 1983 to wildly successful effect
When Primal Scream began the process of recording their fifth album XTRMNTR in 1999, the…
We spoke to the band about their new album ‘Ripped and Torn,’ which breathes new life into indie rock
Andrews talks about the band’s history, changes in the industry, unexpected fans and more
Recorded in 1983, released in 1990, this live document is a crucial funk artifact
A tour through one of the most colorful, animated and villainous catalogs in hip-hop
Scientist, Only Ones, Beach Boys and more on Hunt’s influences playlist
The French touch legends’ sophomore album brought about a new era of beats and grooves
The Baltimore group’s groove metal masterpiece of conspiracies and the outer limits
The reggae innovator’s 1975 album repurposed riddims through an almost Delta Blues-like darkness
The legendary free-jazz guitarist’s final album is a career-defining masterpiece
Founding guitarist Laurent Schroeder-Lebec discusses the band’s new album ‘Flickering Resonance,’ rejoining the group and more
The group’s full-length debut clad their future haze in a heavier coat of armor
Less than a year after ‘Purple Rain,’ the Purple One radically changed course
We caught up with the duo to chat about the second installment of ‘Bible Songs’