Sleigh Bells have returned with “Wanna Start a Band?,” their first new song in three years, and announced a Spring 2025 tour across North America. Stream it below. A vintage noise pop track, “Wanna ...

Sleigh Bells’ new song “Wanna Start A Band?” does all the things that you want a Sleigh Bells song to do. It’s got the titanic but homespun pop hooks, the laser-guided synth-bleeps ...

Is this a definitive list? No way; we'd clearly need eight to 10 articles to fully reflect on pop music's most sturdy discography. These songs are, however, representative of why other artists ...

Listen to the pummelling, infectiously hooky track below, and scroll down for the band’s upcoming tour dates. Talking about the origins of the new song, Krauss explained: “In 2008 while eating at a ...

However, amongst the tracklist and the strange era in the band’s life, there are some songs that stand out to Richards as moments of greatness plucked from their trippy brains. “‘She’s A Rainbow’, ...

He was their “music theory guy.” But the Hawks would quit playing with Hawkins in 1963, citing “personal differences”—they hated playing the same songs every night, didn’t like Hawkins ...

Sometimes, even the greatest albums can have one or two crappy songs on them - as Journey guitarist Neal Schon knows only too well! Most Journey fans think of the early ’80s as the band’s peak, when ...

A classic rock band has released two new songs from their upcoming album that will feature its core lineup for the first time in 50 years. The Doobie Brothers released “Walk This Road” (featur ...

In this month's issue of Uncut, we celebrate The Band's 30 greatest songs. As a special bonus, here's another 10 songs we didn't have room for in the magazine, as chosen by Richard Thompson ...

Hudson was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Band in 1994. In commemoration of Hudson’s passing, here are four songs by different Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees ...

There is a poltergeist lurking within the Brighton quintet DITZ’s music. At first ... “That’s the reason to go write new songs, so you can go and play the shows,” Francis says.

Bob Dylan lent the Band this droll song for their album “Cahoots.” Hudson’s accordion seems to come strolling in from a sidewalk serenade to meet Helm’s amused, exasperated vocal ...