Sinkane’s ‘Gone’ Boasts Yo-Yo Ma, Mdou Moctar

Sinkane is turning grief into a search for connection on He’s Gone, his first new album since 2024’s …

Jane Wiedlin on Her Protest Covers Album and a Go-Go’s Memoir That Holds Nothing Back

The first time I spoke to Jane Wiedlin, I made her cry. It wasn’t intentional. This was in 2020, around the release of her band’s documentary, The Go-Go’s. I interviewed each member separately and had written a little declaration that I read to them. It went like this: “Thank you for doing what you did

How Lemmy Got His Mojo Back

Casual Motörhead fans are most familiar with the band’s  late-’70s and early-’80s output. Ace of Spades (1980) is often considered the group’s finest record, and 1981’s No Sleep ‘til Hammersmith is frequently ranked as one of the best live albums of all time. When new fans dig a little deeper, they’re often directed toward Overkill

Why Jack Kays Came Back to 38 North Studio

The musician returned to the Washington, D.C., area recording studio for a ten-day session after working there on his previous album. Jack Kays had just finished an Australian tour opening for Pierce the Veil when he headed back to 38 North Studio for ten days of recording. He’d been there before, putting the finishing touches

5 Least Played Metallica Songs During Their Sphere Residency

Even with a highly planned visual production, Metallica has still found ways to keep fans guessing during their residency at Sphere in Las Vegas Continue reading…

VOTE: Better Rush Song – 'Tom Sawyer' vs. 'Limelight'

It’s two classics from ‘Moving Pictures,’ but which Rush song is better – ‘Tom Sawyer’ or ‘Limelight’? Continue reading…