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Walter Sear, Studio Owner and Analog Stalwart, Dead at 80

Audio engineer Walter Sear, who was known for choosing analog recording equipment over digital ... Read More »

Holy F--- Interview: SXSW 2010

It's hard to ignore a band that calls themselves Holy F---. We've all heard an f-bomb or two before, ... Read More »

Gonzales Wages Entertainment 'War' in New York City

Sporting a bathrobe and two weeks of stubble, Gonzales ended his set Thursday night at Joe's Pub in ... Read More »

Vatican Names Beatles, Michael Jackson, U2 Among Top Albums

The Vatican's newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, has released a list of its top ten rock and pop ... Read More »

The Grammy Awards' Biggest Mistakes

It's always easy to second-guess award show winners and losers, especially in hindsight, but the ... Read More »

The Biggest Geeks in Rock Music: Readers Edition

They wanna rock 'n' roll all night -- and study every day. These rock stars by trade are also ... Read More »

Grizzly Bear Team With Mike McDonald for B-Side

NYC indie-art rockers Grizzly Bear are storing some pretty serious contacts in their cellphones ... Read More »

Harvey Danger Take Questions and Requests at Farewell Tour Stop

Harvey Danger recently announced after 15 years and three albums, they'd be breaking up and ... Read More »

Steely Dan Perform Entire 'Royal Scam' Album in New York

Steely Dan are now at the end of their eight sold-out shows at the Beacon Theatre in NYC, with each ... Read More »

Road Report: Maximo Park Fight Fever in Japan

U.K. rockers Maximo Park are hitting festivals around the world this summer and are keeping a diary ... Read More »

'Yacht Rock' Docks in Sea of Musical Spoofs

In the fictional world of 'Yacht Rock,' the Web series that tells the tales behind some of the ... Read More »

B-52's, Tegan and Sara Show 'True Colors' + More

The B-52's, Tegan and Sara and the Cliks are among the performers slated for the second annual ... Read More »

Rockin' Football Facts: No. 3

Loser's Blues Wake Forest's Demon Deacons were so bad in the mid-1970s, they once went on a run of ... Read More »

Chuck D Celebrates Public Enemy's 'Soul' Music on Their 20th Anniversary

Twenty years into a career that makes them, along with N.W.A., arguably the most influential group ... Read More »

Osvaldo Golijov Spins the Classical World

As discussed recently here, the term "world music" is far from ideal. But "classical" might be even ... Read More »