Ever wondered how modern music has become so epic? Of course, the popular artists of our day have learned a thing or two from the OGs in their genre. If you’re looking to learn more about the ...

The B-52’s are one of those bands that conjure a different image depending on the decade you recognize them from, and the further along you get, the more likely you are to see them as a novelty more ...

If you were on a very specific part of the Internet last year, it’s likely that a post-punk cover of Karol G’s hit “Bichota” ended up on your radar. It came from a Chilean band called Friolento, who ...

IntroductionHello.This might be such a niche title that I worry about who would even click on it (assuming music nerds are ...

This edition of ‘In Defense of the Genre’ takes a look at ten times where a classic pop punk band ditched the youthful sounds that made them famous and released a “mature” album. I examine how those ...

There have been so many experimental artists in existence that some of them are bound to feel like artists out of time. The rare few go their entire careers sounding a bit out of place, like time ...

A greasy R&B riff rips from the speakers, coated in more fuzz than a peach orchard wearing a 50-year-old wool sweater. A singer with a sneer that could wilt Elvis’ upper lip indicates he’s gonna tell ...

In 1980, just when post-punk was beginning to be a commercially viable sound, Echo & the Bunnymen released their debut, Crocodiles. The album had all the refined skimpiness of Wire, all the ...