One of punk’s biggest achievements was in balancing gender equality, allowing charismatic female punks to break through and speak with authority.
With ‘Anatomical Venus,’ Black Moth created something visceral and transcendent that respected the past yet fizzed with contemporary energy.
In 1956, Frank Sinatra and Nelson Riddle decided to create 'Close to You' with a string quartet, inspired by Frank’s love of classical music.
Inspired by punk and committed to capturing the true essence of rock’n’roll, Rory Gallagher shot through the 80s with an ever-astonishing arsenal of tricks.
Following the dissolution of Taste in 1970, Rory Gallagher kicked the new decade’s door in with a solo career that proved as inventive as it was riveting.
An influence on everyone from Brian May to Slash and Johnny Marr, Rory Gallagher was Ireland’s first rock god – the country’s Hendrix and Clapton in one.
Lou Reed is one of those musical happenings that seem to come out of nowhere, completely original, who have things to say that force people to listen.
In conversation with the ever-amusing Canadian entertainer about her colorful singing and acting career.
The landmark album was released seven months before 2Pac’s death, at the age of just 25.
On March 2, 1991, Enigma entered the US album chart for the first time with 'MCMXC A.D,' on its way to quadruple platinum status there.
'Pretzel Logic' became their first US Top 10 album, propelled by the biggest hit single of their career, 'Rikki Don't Lose That Number.'
The group were climbing the charts with 'Fun, Fun, Fun' as the LP it opened, 'Shut Down Volume 2,' was released on March 2, 1964.
A special playlist to celebrate the masterful song craft and recording brilliance of Richard and Karen Carpenter.
Our tribute to arguably the greatest rock singer, from Who classics and live favorites to more recent solo projects.
An 'off-the-cuff' recording that still packs a punch, the debut Rush album set the Canadian three-piece on one of rock’s most long-lasting careers.
