With beautiful lyrics tackling tough themes, subtle acoustic instrumentation with a spattering of exciting electric guitar riffs and nine thoughtful, relatable songs, “Good Luck With Whatever” is the perfect representation of a band that's moving on and growing up.
Today, let’s celebrate The Sundays — makers of the greatest song of all time, “When I’m Thinking About You."
Known for making saccharine pop ballads similar to that of Celine Dion, “The Rarities” exposes the woman that was always behind the facade.
Gold Connections' new EP "Ammunition" will drop November 16, featuring the newly released single "Stick Figures."
Sylvan Esso’s latest album “Free Love” paints love and life as simple, continuous and intimate.
Despite the underlying gloom that encapsulates so much of this album, there are also proclamations of compassion and optimism for the future.
Cults' new album "Host" is a much-awaited divergence from their usually upbeat mode of expression.
Ballerini took the time to reflect during quarantine and re-recorded the songs on her album “kelsea” in a more stripped-down, honest way.
Even though the temperature has not yet cooled down, it’s never too early to start getting excited about the leaves changing color and weather that makes it acceptable to wear jeans and sweaters every day.
At Save the Music events, viewers are able to ask the band questions in the comments, donate to local artists and once again get lost in the mesmerizing art of performance.
Senior Writer Stefan Lizarzaburu is back to let you know — the best song of all time is "As" by Stevie Wonder.
If you are not ready for those late-night cram sessions or awkward breakout rooms, here are 20 songs to help you preserve those summer vibes we all took for granted.
The Avett Brothers returned to their roots in “The Third Gleam,” composing a beautiful and heartfelt eight-track album, touching on subjects they know well — family, faith, aging and love.
Throughout his seasoned, fulfilling yet entirely too short life, David Berman touched countless lives across the world.
No matter its specific genre, the new album is the modern-day fuel for chipped black nails and septum piercings — with a hint of what could only be described as an inherent love of skateboarding.
Aminé's new album is itself in a constant state of limbo, grappling with the various emotions and feelings of the rapper's past, present and future.
Though “folklore” is a new note for Swift, the songs are still characterized by her storytelling.
It has been 14 years since The Chicks — formerly the Dixie Chicks — released their 2006 masterpiece “Taking the Long Way,” and threw up one of the greatest musical middle fingers ever.
Phoebe Bridgers is either a preeminent emerging songwriter or simply a product of the indie rock hype machine, depending on who you ask.
“Make it Rain” is the start of the final era for rapper Pop Smoke and the beginning of his lasting legacy on the world of music.
