The reissue will include unreleased demos and rare B-sides.
Few songwriters have covered as much ground as this shape-shifting artist has in the past four decades, as the best Elvis Costello songs show.
The 1971 live album captures the band at the peak of their powers, months before the tragic death of Duane Allman.
The Wu-Tang Clan member’s RZA-produced classic is coming back to wax in a 2LP set with new liner notes from Ed Lover.
The country duo’s fifth LP, named for their Maryland hometown, is due out in October.
The Nigerian rap sensation pays tribute to his hometown of Lagos on his latest single.
She’ll headline venues across North America this November in support of new album ‘A Little Vengeance.’
The Toronto-shot video follows the longtime collaborators across the city.
The 2015 hit was the second single off the band’s debut studio album ‘VHS.’
The 19-year-old Virginia rapper steps into a new chapter of life and music following his 2026 album ‘early life crisis.’
It’s one of the most potent emotions, mined by songwriters since the beginning of songwriting itself.
Os Mutantes’ self-titled debut album was a glorious collision of styles that defined the Tropicália movement in 1968.
Cat Stevens’ ‘Buddha and the Chocolate Box’ became his fourth consecutive Top 3 LP on both sides of the Atlantic.
Raising a finger to the mainstream, even as it took it over, Nine Inch Nails’ ‘The Downward Spiral’ remains an unflinching, generation-defining masterpiece.
The final album recorded during Nick Drake’s lifetime, ‘Pink Moon’ is stark and foreboding – but traces of hope can be found in its lyrics.
Filler-free, Tom Petty’s debut solo outing arguably remains the high-water mark of The Heartbreaker’s solo career.
On February 13, 2011, exactly a year after it hit No.1, the trio’s ‘Need You Now’ set won the Grammy Award for Country Album of the Year.
