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Generally speaking, this Bad Boy alum has aged well since his days with the LOX, even if his latest mixtape, an 11-track dedication to his fans,... More >>
Former Flecktone sax man Jeff Coffin jumped ship for the Dave Matthews Band a while back, thereby opening the door for the current reunion tour... More >>
This fledgling decade's hottest new metal band certainly deserved their big breakthrough and all, but it's unfortunate that it had to come about... More >>
The iconic Yacht Rock duo is enjoying a bit of a tongue-in-cheek resurgence these days, but it's telling that both (500) Days of Summer and... More >>
His songs might sound as horribly dated as you might expect from an alt-rocker in his mid-40s, but there's still something expertly manipulative... More >>
Philip Glass’s score for director Godfrey Reggio's 1982 film Koyaanisqatsi might not be one of the minimalist composer’s... More >>
It's baffling why Medeski, Martin, and Wood sometimes seem to wish they were a jazz act, acid or otherwisethey're too funky, harmonically... More >>
Six days in a row makes this the longest Roseland residency ever. And as much as we might have preferred that honor to have gone to Radiohead, in... More >>
This reintroduction to these legendary 90s metalheads is actually somewhat timely, as their noisy slop-punk sometimes feels like what you... More >>
The Danish electronic producer's bewitching compositions are built upon the most important lessons from IDM, house, and minimal techno, but... More >>
Instead, let's just note that striking a metaphor between the characters he's written for and his own incalculable influence as a film composer is... More >>
Former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl's first batch of post-Kurt home recordings was greeted by such wild critical and commercial success that it's... More >>
The acclaimed producer is best known as an accessory to other artists (Fiona Apple, Kanye West, and Michel Gondry, among others), but tonight... More >>
Perhaps surprisingly, the reclusive Bristol trio that more or less controlled trip-hop's heart back in 1994 put together a wonderfully seductive... More >>
The newest album from Jeff Tweedy's acclaimed alt-country machine starts with "Art Of Almost," an epic art-rock freakout which rightly parades... More >>
Rather than pristine operatic clarity, the famed Italian tenor's voice simultaneously exudes both masculinity and vulnerability, which is... More >>
These days she may wail like a heartbroken teenage banshee, but it's still easy enough to see why singer Haley Williams was briefly on the pop... More >>
Upstate bedroom electronic producer Seth Haley's debut EP sounded as if dude had swiped his keyboard patches from Boards Of Canada but learned... More >>
Former Sufjan and Polyphonic Spree guitarist Annie Clark's spidery indie pop was markedly less self-indulgent on 2009's widely beloved... More >>
The artistic lineage connecting the White Stripes to North Carolina's probable prince of guitar grime tends to be overstated, largely since the... More >>
Every generation gets the iconic party girl it deserves, and Kesha Sebert beats Paris Hilton any day of the week. Tik Tok deserved every... More >>
It's honestly astonishing that Urban has never achieved the whole Twain/Swift mainstream crossover thing. He's well into his forties now, so don't... More >>
In retrospect, the alternately sexual and sexist braggadocio that turned Rick the Ruler into one of the most attention-grabbing British rappers of... More >>
Pint-sized Swedish singer Robyn has had a remarkable career revival after a short-lived run as a late-'90s teen pop vixen, and it is built equally... More >>
King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew may be on the bill, too, but headliners Coheed and Cambria actually do best when they dispense with the... More >>
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