Weirdness is a requirement if you lay claim to being America’s best krautrock band, and with the end-times dance rock Møtrik ...

With Bob Mould’s ’90s band Sugar surprise reforming this week for shows and new music (!), this week’s Indie Basement Classic ...

Kevin Parker staggers through this underwhelming, repetitive LP in a state of more or less permanent perturbation ...

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From the Nord Lead to the MicroKorg, virtual analogue powered some of the most beloved instruments in synth history. We tell ...

Bristol pioneer of the trip-hop movement, Tricky, is bringing his influential sound back home. Being within the Bristol music ...

Bargain seekers, vintage enthusiasts, and curious explorers across Iowa are making pilgrimages to a secondhand paradise tucked away in Ames – the sprawling wonderland known as Overflow Thrift Store.

The late 1960s boasted some of the biggest classic rock bands at the top of the Billboard Top 200 charts. These are three ...

Unlike their self-titled debut, which featured songs the band had been working on together or separately for years, October ...

Three classics albums from the Cramps are coming back to vinyl, just in time for everything related to Halloween.

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By the time Geoff Downes first joined Yes in 1980 – he left the following year, but later re-joined in 2011 – he already had ...