In , Aesop Rock relies on personification in his lyrics, switching between outrageous boasts and mordant self-deprecation. On “Checkers,” he brags, “I’m all of Alexandria’s information in aggregate.” ...

Garbage have always thrived in the wreckage, blending pop hooks with futuristic industrial grime and wrapping huge choruses ...

Al Jardine's new EP, a follow-up to the Beach Boys singer's 2010 solo debut, features a poignant duet with Neil Young ...

The Commodores’ 1981 album “In The Pocket” was their final album to feature Lionel Richie before he left the band, and it ...

Alex Perry Ross released his very strange and good meta-documentary called Pavements about the titular ’90s rock group. Today, we finally get to enjoy the film’s original soundtrack, which includes ...

This week's Notable Releases include Garbage, Bruiser Wolf, Matt Berninger, Aesop Rock, Miley Cyrus, and more.

Garbage have forged a reputation for reinvention while staying true to their distinctive sound, a bold fusion of soaring guitars, atmospheric textures, and Shirley Manson’s fiercely captivating vocals ...

GELO is the rap alter-ego of LiAngelo Ball, the onetime NBA prospect whose brothers Lonzo and LaMelo are both in the league right now. For the longest time, LiAngelo was the underachiever of the ...