The Zac Schultz Gang sends us blues rock from the U.K., Nuclear Daisies evoke sci-fi movie raves, Nicki Bluhm channels the ...

The new LP by Calva Louise blends alt-rock, metal, electronica, and Latin and orchestral music. Here's how they made it.

The latest NCT album, Resonance Pt. 1, introduces the album with “Make A Wish (Birthday Wish).” The rhythmic whistling within the addictive chorus of the song enters your subconscious. The members ...

As the Ace of SM’s experimental boy band, SHINee, Taemin solidifies his status as one of the top solo artists in K-pop today. Following the release of Act 1 of his third full album, Never Gonna Dance ...

Electronic dance trio Major Lazer —comprised of Diplo, Walshy Fire and Ape Drums—have returned with the highly anticipated follow-up to 2015’s critical darling Peace Is The Mission. Unfortunately, ...

NAPA — BottleRock Napa Valley’s Saturday headlining slots covered the generational and cultural spectrum. On one corner of the grounds, you’d find a rare appearance from legendary singer-songwriter ...

For millennia, humans set their course by the stars. These fiery celestial lighthouses that burned with such eternal constancy served as a compass point for our major journeys. At 86 years young, ...

Sister duo First Aid Kit draws a very diverse group of fans; from older hippy types to teen indie pop lovers. I haven’t seen a mix like that since Outside Lands, which is nice. The show itself was ...

Check out photos and videos of Pearl Jam performing "Even Flow," "Dissident" and more songs at Oracle Arena in Oakland on Nov. 26, 2013.

Noah and the Whale perform at the Fillmore in San Francisco on Oct. 1, 2013. Roman Gokhman/STAFF. Noah and the Whale perform at the Fillmore in San Francisco on Oct. 1, 2013. Watch the band perform ...

Neutral Snap, “I’m Crazy (But You) Like That” — From old-school to pop-punk, Neutral Snap harkens back to the glory days of the genre; it has the same vibe as ’90s bands like Blink-182, Sum 41 and ...

Despite modest (at the time) success with their first two albums, 1965’s Here Are The Sonics and 1966’s Boom, they moved on and lived their lives for five decades. But demand for them grew. The likes ...