
An excerpt from Reggie’s essay in the liner notes to ‘Evenings at the Village Gate: John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy.’

With ‘Countdown To Extinction,’ Dave Mustaine put politics front and center, tackling both the Gulf War and the conflict in his own psyche.

The Go-Go’s channeled their LA punk roots into an impeccable new wave pop classic with their 1981 debut album, ‘Beauty and the Beat.’

The superstar country group’s 2006 Tom Cochrane cover has become their biggest streaming hit.

The young British star’s infectious new track arrives ahead of a fall tour with Niall Horan.

It’s the latest installment in the band’s series going through ‘Bleed American’ track-by-track for its 25th anniversary.

Their collaboration, ‘Get Down,’ is the latest single from Archives’ upcoming album ‘Emotional Junglist,’ written as she fell in and out of love.

The singer and producer has also shared a track titled ‘Face Card,’ which appears on ‘Reborn’ alongside the single ‘Let You Go.’

The band’s iconic 1996 Finsbury Park show is now available as a double-LP vinyl set with bonus tracks.




Tapping into a newfound joy, ‘Ten Summoner’s Tales’ found Sting ‘writing songs just for fun,’ resulting in one of his most essential albums.

Intimate and spontaneous, ‘Roman Candle’ laid bare the threads of Elliott Smith’s songwriting, acting as a prelude to his career.

Recorded following his marriage to Olivia, George Harrison’s delightful and overlooked self-titled album was his second for Dark Horse.

Aiming for a timeless feel, Dave Mustaine sought to prove that Megadeth could write pop-oriented metal that drew new fans with ‘Super Collider.’

One of Glen’s career hits written by the peerless Jimmy Webb, ‘Galveston’ was part of a hit album of the same name.

The blues-rock quartet made a UK album chart breakthrough in their banner month of June 1970.

