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The United Kingdom barring him from performing is indefensible.
A 10-year amplified detour from classical composition.
Brandi Carlile opens The Human Tour in Philadelphia this week.
Bill Stump's impact on extreme music has been widely acknowledged, but his most important contribution was as an archivist.
J.D. Considine’s masterpiece.
I applaud Bandcamp for drawing a boundary on what’s acceptable to their audience.
Where you’ll find me.
Laraaji has traveled far down a well-worn path.
Rosalía's LUX is an intriguing collision of commercialism and academic obscurity.
The guitar virtuoso talked to me about film school, the creative process, and the state of instrumental guitar music.
These guys won't be around much longer.
Bennington defends Thurston Moore (a friend) from two-year-old negative reviews.
Surprising that he lasted this long, but also that he achieved immortality, with habits like that.
Canon in D is Blues Traveler’s secret weapon.
No bad blood from David Lee Roth.
Young queen of country deservedly destroys the charts.
A book taught me about free improvisation, summer music festivals, and complicated charts.
Grunge died, Talk Talk survived.
Flawless just as they are.
Critics today don’t know how to write about artists.
Retro music inspires a new generation of thinkers.
The artist performs the theme song from Against All Odds at Wembley Stadium on July 13, 1985.
Billy Corgan doesn't understand why Suede has been on more magazine covers in England than The Smashing Pumpkins in this unearthed interview from the fall of 1993.
The magnificent theme song from Jonathan Demme's Philadelphia.
From the album Lullaby (1998).
Recently surfaced show from the band's peak, with a previously undocumented performance of "Frail and Bedazzled."
The artist talks about his new album, Hollywood, David Bowie and Ziggy Stardust, glam rock, and more in this 1998 interview.
The band talk fame, touring, and Baby Ruth's in a bathtub in London on November 5, 1991.
The artist talks about his polarizing song in this June 24, 1985 episode of Late Night.
The seminal punk band play their last show at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom on January 14, 1978.