Rock

The seemingly relentless optimism in Billy Crain’s latest offering is needed in today’s world.

Brett Morgen succeeds where others before him have failed in giving the world a Kurt Cobain life story that is as profoundly intimate, non-judgmental and powerful as you could ever ask for.

The hits just keep on coming from Neil Young's Archives Performance Series, and in many ways, Bluenote Café may be the best volume yet. If nothing else, it is certainly among the most interesting.

This series of previously unreleased material just keeps getting better, nearly a quarter-century into its existence.

Ric Todd, Drawing Lines Ric Todd’s new EP Drawing Lines crashes out of the gate with the heavy blues-rock of “Red Letter,” followed by the bouncier but still gritty “Something Real.” These smartly conceived songs combine crisp, stark modern production with traditional retro-rock attitude; in pure sound terms they’re superb. …

Vinyl Theatre's Keegan Calmes opens up about the meaning behind their current single, "Breaking Up My Bones."

The ever-inventive Ian Anderson is back on the road with a high-concept multimedia repackaging of songs from the vast Jethro Tull catalog.

Against the Current on the U.S. leg of their current world tour: "One of our goals is to get this fan base up to like the level it is overseas and in Asia."

The deluxe edition contains the remixed and remastered '1' album, 124-page book, and two Blu-ray discs (also available in DVD) loaded with promos old and new.

‘Demarkation’ makes for a good listen based on strong production values.