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Over its 10-year history, Nori has developed quite the reputation for upending classic songs from the past. The Austin quintet’s

The Imaginaries’ Maggie McClure wrote “Constant” in a single sitting as an attempt to reach out to her husband after

It’s hard to believe Ketch Secor hasn’t released more than one solo album in the 27 years since forming Grammy-winning

Best known for his ’80s stint with the Stems, the acclaimed underdog garage-rock quartet he founded in Perth, Australia, Dom

The Buggles’ “Video Killed The Radio Star” couldn’t have been a more perfect fit for the Silver Snails’ intergenerational coed

For many of us, the discomfiting tale of rejection and desperation that unfolds in the video for “Go” is all

Aging punks, take note: Those veterans of post-hardcore reference point Bitch Magnet, guitarist Jon Fine and drummer Orestes Morfin, have

Aila and Elisha Wildman hail from the tiny Blue Ridge town of Floyd, Va., a hotbed of old-time mountain music.

Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

20 years ago today, Daniel Lanois released Belladonna. Desert moons. Read our classic feature on him from that year: Daniel

Some musicians need just the right instruments to create. Colin Andrew Sheffield is not picky that way. If you happen

While it might be a ridiculously huge stretch to say that Chris Stamey has collaborated with every great musician on

Greta Kline has certainly made the most of her considerable creative gifts and the home environment that fostered them. The

T. Hardy Morris has some advice for young artists, young lovers and former selves: “Don’t waste your time worrying about

A lot can happen in a half-dozen years. For pedal-steel journeyman Robert Randolph, it was long enough for him to

The origins of “Elizabeth” are far from glamorous, its central melody inspired by an earworm Maygen Lacey couldn’t shake as

The 1943 avant-garde milestone Meshes Of The Afternoon served as the main inspiration for the fittingly surreal visual manifestation of

Seeing, says a cliché from another century, is believing. If you saw Derek Monypeny and Kevin Corcoran perform, you’d know

Kesha at the Kia Forum, Los Angeles. Photos by Skylar Watkins.

The Ladies may Love Cool James, but LL Cool J loves union workers a little more. The night before July

Every week, we’ll be posting a new illustration by David Lester. The Mecca Normal guitarist is visually documenting people, places

By the band’s own admission, Sunflower Bean was at a crossroads in the months leading up to the recording of

Kicking drugs after 15 years was a mixed blessing for BC Camplight’s Brian Christinzio. On the one end, it served