How did Bob Dylan sever his ties with his own past, leaving behind the 60s forever? For the answer, we need to explore his 1975 album, Blood on the Tracks. Show more In the first few years of the ...

This album returns again and again to lingering issues and doubts about the romantic split the band’s lead singer and ...

In the epilogue column to his Minnesota Vice series, Jeremy Fugleberg describes his hunt for Casey Ramirez, who he found, and ...

However, in the turn of events, the building went from a place of music to the quietest rooms on the planet. This was bought by Steve Orfield, who is the president of Orfield Laboratories. He had ...

Into this crowded field comes yet another missive, this one titled Decade of Dissent: How 1960s Bob Dylan Changed the World. Can there really be anything more to say about the man and his music? As it ...

The bad blood ... titled debut album, she kept putting off finishing Reputation (Taylor’s Version). “There will be a time (if you’re into the idea) for unreleased Vault tracks from that ...

With its ruminative ballads and rhythms, the album is very much of a piece with the territory Andersen began carving out for himself when he arrived in New York in the Sixties. Like Dylan ...

The new track was released Thursday, May 29, and it's part of the “Inyo” lost album. Bruce Springsteen's upcoming "Tracks II ... with echoes of battle, blood and honor swept up in the dusty ...

Here's our ranking of Kiss' album opening tracks: Crazy Nights was a particularly disappointing album, with Kiss abandoning the hard-earned goodwill of their four previous '80s albums to chase Bon ...

Happy birthday to Bob Dylan, who turned 84 on Saturday. (Insert “how does it feeeeel?” joke here.) While he has no tight connection to the Inland Empire, he’s rambled through these parts a ...

Follow the guide and complete the Blood Stains the Circle quest with ease. (Image via Awaken Realms) Hidden beneath the Avalon’s Lake of Blood crimson waters lies the gruesome secret—the ...