Indie (and marital) duo Matt and Kim release an album fit for those indie dance parties all these young people are having these days.

Sufjan Stevens' 'Carrie & Lowell' offers a peek into the singer's childhood without forgoing his traditional acoustic sound.

The direction of Zayn Malik and his former band mates ultimately lies apart. The group's most talented vocalists moves on.

Marvin Gay's estate won $1.7 million from Robin Thicke over copyright infringements of he and Pharrell Williams' "Blurred Lines."

After near a year's hiatus, Mumford & Sons is back on the music scene with its new single, "Believe."

Modest Mouse's "Lampshades On Fire" is more delightfully disturbing than most of today's horror flicks.

The L.A. based rock band released its second album of 2015. They promised a musical journey. They delivered.

The alternative rock group reshapes the theatricality that made it famous, forging an album from its once niche sound.

Blur leans towards the exploratory, The Darkness is stuck in old-time rock and roll, and Muse continues its flair for the dramatic.

In a surprise release, Kendrick Lamar's third album, 'To Pimp a Butterfly' details pain and passion while adopting a more difficult and inaccessible s...