Author: Will Hermes
The South African singer follows the success of "Water" with a sweet full-length statement
The compelling new memoir by the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ bassist is a coming-of-age bromance in the vein of Patti Smith’s ‘Just Kids’
Her first official LP in five years gathers a fluid global dream team for a wild, joyously bummed-out set of avant-pop bangers
13 years since their last LP, the veteran art-metal megastars make a case for their relevance
Conjuring dread and hopefulness, Justin Vernon blends electronic and acoustic elements into a soulful, kaleidoscopic whole.
Heavenly acapellas, covers, stoner ramblings, and other rarities from the 1968 ‘Friends’ and ’20/20’ sessions are spruced up and issued on the latest digital dump from the band’s fabled vaults
Our take on the surfer-cum-strummer's 'All the Light Above It Too'
Rock history was being made at CBGB, a club with no dressing rooms and an incontinent dog in residence
Initially billed as the supporting act, the Allmans were promoted to headliner after they came out guns blazing the first night
The inmates booed when the blues artist took the stage, but by the end they were hypnotized
