Rock 101

The word “punk” has many origins. Let’s break it down.

How did a certain type of rock music become known as “punk.”

Most people will maybe–maybe–find one recognizable name on this week’s Five Songs You Must Hear list. But that’s a good thing, because you want to know about what’s next before all your friends, right? 1. Angine de Poitrine, Sarniezz Vol. II (Spectacles Bonzai) Recommended If You Like: Canada’s biggest new band Has another band broken…

There’s more to the (What’s the Story) Morning Glory artwork that you might realize.

Windsurfing and Peter Gabriel don’t mix.

While we do have more summer albums for New Music Friday, it’s also time to start setting up records for the fall.

It’s not your imagine. Music really does sound better in the car.

It’s been a long haul for the Black Keys, but they’ve stuck with it.

Why did musicians once want synthesizers banned? Discover the 1982 backlash that failed – and how keyboards changed music forever.

This 90s alternative feud between Liam Gallgher of Oasis and Michael Hutchence resulted in a secret message being hidden in this band’s lead single