The evolution of The Maine's music from the beginning of their career to now is stellar. With roots in glossy pop-rock that's traced out on the albums Can't Stop Won't Stop and Black & White, the band...

Incubus are one of the many bands formed in the early '90s who are rekindling themselves to relevance. The band dropped If Not Now, When? in 2011, ending their silence that followed 2006's Light Grenades....

For a man who's roots can be traced to hair metal, Afraid of Ghosts is the last album anyone would expect from him. Nonetheless, the result is spellbinding. Butch Walker's been active since the early...

They're back! But not in black... We haven't heard anything new from the Brooklyn-rooted rockers The Damnwells since their 2011 release No One Listens To The Band Anymore, but back in 2013, they announced...

Wilco have been one of indie-rock's most beloved and subtly robust acts since they rose from the ashes of the alt-country outfit Uncle Tupelo in 1994. Throughout their career, Wilco's music has feverishly...

Fall Out Boy is starting 2015 the right way: their new 11 song album American Beauty/American Psycho ranked #1 on iTunes, “Immortals” featured in Big Hero 6, an interview on The Tonight Show, their...

Ryan Adams is often deemed one of the most prolific modern musicians, and while there's redundancy in that statement, there also lies complete certainty. He began his music career in the mid '90s with...

Butch Walker is equally as prolific of a producer as he is a musician. While his day job entails of producing and writing tunes for the likes of Fall Out Boy, Panic At The Disco, Taylor Swift, and even...

On the inside sleeve of the reissue of Josh Ritter's Golden Age of Radio, legendary filmmaker and music journalist Cameron Crowe wrote: "Nothing quite beats the power of a song that arrives perfectly....