Brian Wilson’s insistence on rewriting the opening line of a new song led to a rare creative clash with lyricist Tony Asher during the Pet Sounds sessions in early 1966.
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Brian Wilson’s insistence on rewriting the opening line of a new song led to a rare creative clash with lyricist Tony Asher during the Pet Sounds sessions in early 1966.
The Welsh vocalist, born Gaynor Hopkins, leaves behind a signature hit that began as a vampire love song and became one of pop’s most durable power ballads.
The former Cradle of Filth and Dimmu Borgir drummer faces a rare condition with a reported 50% survival rate.
The Scottish singer-songwriter returns with a clear-eyed reflection on how family bonds shift over time, taken from her forthcoming Dirty Hit EP.
The Lisbon trio tightens their krautrock-industrial hybrid into a clipped, relentless charge, trading longform improvisation for raw immediacy.
After a legal threat from a pachinko machine manufacturer, Jonáš Gruska’s covert field recordings became something more elusive — a meditation on listening, not documentation.
The Denver doom metal band offers a list of the saddest songs they know, reflecting the emotional weight that defines their own work.
The artist known as the Sexecutioner, who helped build the band’s mythic universe, is facing the end with candor and a Stoic outlook.
The new group, featuring Big Thief guitarist Buck Meek and vocalist Germaine Dunes, has released its first two tracks while on tour across North America.
The doo-wop duo, known for a campy Satanic shtick, says they were pulled from next week’s shows after Crockett objected to their stage act.
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