Rock 579
Premiere: Glitter Wizard travel through dimensions on “Ten Foot Man”
Hear the tripped-out new track from the San Francisco psych band.
R.I.P. Dick Dale, surf rock innovator
King of the Surf Guitar dies after a series of recent afflictions.
Wilco’s ‘Summerteeth’ was the band at their most human and vulnerable
The band's most affecting album turns 20.
Nine Inch Nails’ ‘The Downward Spiral’ made sonic violence mainstream
The weirdest record ever to go triple platinum.
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.
The Cure to perform Disintegration in full for its 30th anniversary
Gothic rock heroes to perform their classic album, plus rare b-sides and curated catalog selections.
The Cardigans vinyl reissues due out in February
Albums being reissued with original tracklists and remastered audio.
Premiere: Forest Grove run an ’80s teenage dirtbag gauntlet in their video for “The History of Fuck You”
San Diego based punk trio delivers an '80s VHS nightmare.
FIDLAR : Almost Free
A pre-, post- and current-crisis or party soundtrack from the L.A. punks.
Radiohead’s “Ill Wind” proves the band’s rarities are still stronger than most artists’ A-sides
The <i>A Moon Shaped Pool</i> b-side is a fitting addition to the tracklist.
King Crimson plan reissues for 50th anniversary
Plus an unreleased archival weekly digital track all year.
Bryan Ferry announces North American tour celebrating Roxy Music’s Avalon
The former Roxy Music frontman celebrates their iconic 1982 album on tour.
Failure : In the Future Your Body Will Be the Furthest Thing From Your Mind
The L.A. alt-rock trio make a strong encore performance after their 2015 comeback.
Bob Mould announces 2019 tour dates
The punk icon is touring behind new album <i>Sunshine Rock.</i>
St. Vincent, Jason Isbell to perform on Live From Here With Chris Thile
Plus Death Cab for Cutie, Cat Power and more.
Vennart : To Cure A Blizzard Upon A Plastic Sea
A concept-minded progressive rock album that meets the audience halfway.
Pick Your Poison: Bob Dylan vs. John Prine in the ’70s
This inaugural edition of our new column pits one giant of folk-rock against another.
The Black Queen : Infinite Games
Greg Puciato's (Dillinger Escape Plan) synth-pop band takes some big steps forward on their second album.