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“All the shows we performed on this small tour were extraordinarily vulnerable. We hope that translates.” Yeah Yeah Yeahs release live Royal Albert Hall album and concert film

New York indie rock trio Yeah Yeah Yeahs have announced details of their new live album Hidden in Pieces Live at the Royal Albert Hall,...

Electronic Art-Pop Artist Sonic Anonymous Confronts Grief, Addiction, and Veteran Homelessness in “Be Good Tonight”

War does not always end when a soldier comes home. For many veterans, the battlefield survives as memory, vigilance, sleeplessness, and estrangement from a civilian...

German Post-Punk Project HEILSTATT Bridges History and Modern Division on Debut Album “Korridor” — Watch Video for “Die Brücke”

Hier und da verbrannten zwei Welten. Hier und da: die Brücke. Martin Falkenstein has spent years making music that stares into old forests, old legends,...

10 obscure but brilliant 70s bands who should have been huge

The 1970s were when rock grew up. 70s bands like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Black Sabbath and Blue Öyster Cult bestrode the globe like...

Ninth Realm – Damnation’s Veil Review

Maryland’s Ninth Realm has the scales of judgement tipped in their favor from the outset. First, Jerry “Wyrmwalk” Hionis’ stunning cover art is impossible to...

“When you’re friends first and the music comes later, you know it’s non-competitive”: Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery aimed to prove two guitarists can share a studio without dissolving into a duel of overplaying egos. Did they do it?

“There was a point when we were making this album when he said the music felt like an extension of our friendship,” Steve Rothery says,...

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