Today in Music History for Feb. 14: ...

The Drum Center of Portsmouth is the largest independently owned drum store in the world, and the Boston Typewriter Orchestra uses unconventional percussion ...

The 2000s were an iconic time for every facet of entertainment. The music of that period was specifically vibrant, embodying ...

Wayne Nelson of Little River Band, whose anniversary tour is stopping at Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair, discussed all ...

In this week's Beat Construction, The FADER speaks with dark plugg producer Goxan on working with Lazer Dim 700, Mll V Chapo, alarm 808s, and more.

The song samples U.K. rapper Wretch 32's 2006 grime track “Used to Be” featuring Scorcher, Mercston and Ghetts, itself a flip of Brandy ‘s “Love Wouldn’t Count Me Out.” It is a testament to whatever ...

In the early ‘80s, the British pop scene was undergoing a major transformation. Punk was giving way to a new wave of music ...

The duo’s new album explores their relationship as a married couple and the harmonies that can unite even seemingly disparate sounds and styles.

It was in early 1969, after a change of name from The Polka Tulk Blues Band to Earth, that Iommi heard the first Led Zeppelin album and vowed to make music that was, in his words, “even heavier”.

This truly is the fully-realized vision he hinted at so long ago.

For the Weeknd’s supposed swan song, his influences and collaborators are numerous and disparate. He dabbles in an ...