Wire goes into "Internal Exile," War on Drugs embraces a "Touch of Grey," and Whitney enters its "Golden Days."

The Acoustics Spring Invitational saw comparative newcomer The Common Tones hold its own alongside The Acoustics and Stonehill College's Surround Soun...

Music is ever changing. Today we may be at the dawn of a new musical age which will see a shift from the EDM craze to a new kind of rock n' roll.

The pop princess artfully exposes emotions while preserving a signature style in 'This Is What the Truth Feels Like,' her first solo album release in ...

The legendary Iggy Pop releases 'Post Pop Depression,' a testament to what we love about Iggy and a solemn reminder of the state of the bygone pop era...

Adopting more jazz, hip-hop, and funk elements, Lamar continues to broaden his musical horizons in concise and deft ways, while surprising fans with l...

Weezer fails at recruiting young fans with pointless pop culture references and cringe-worthy elements in its "California Kids" music video.

Frankie Cosmos makes ordinary music beautiful, Audacity calls back to youthful bus rides, and Weaves embraces disorder in singles this week.

In its music video of 'The Sound,' The 1975 uses criticisms against the band for artistic effect, taking the negativity in stride and with humor.

Anthrax makes a compelling stake for its place in the metal pantheon as 'For All Kings,' in some ways, brings its most tuneful and wholistically metal...