Here is the most progressive song by five non-prog rock bands! It’s not unusual for progressive rock bands to do simpler and shorter songs (otherwise, both they and their listeners could get tired of ...

CHICAGO (WGN) – Notes and chords make the song, but for a budding band it’s the listening that makes the music. If you’ve ever walked past the Segundo Ruiz Belvis Cultural Center (SRBCC) on the city’s ...

Angine de Poitrine found fame with polka-dotted getups and microtonal math-rock. But they're not the only band to break into ...

Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats announce their seventh album, Shapes of Midnight, a Poe-inspired concept LP tracked at Abbey Road, ...

Naarm musician Jack Quigley has embarked on the epic Upstream Trilogy – a project designed to see what can be achieved ...

The key track gives the album its title. “Where the Fades Meet” opens with swelling strings, which are swiftly underpinned by ...

Sammy Duet on the chaos of the sludge metal pioneers' early days and how the unlikely triumph of their second act is a fitting tribute to late bassist and co-founder Audie Pitre ...

From psychedelic pioneers to stadium giants, these artists turned their backs on the sound that made them famous – with ...

Gracie Abrams. Nia Archives. Steve Lacy. On a release day full of catchy earworms, host Stephen Thompson chats with Tshego ...

Vol. 29 of the Yuyintang Channel series continues to spotlight emerging (or unsung) bands over at their Basement space - and tonight’s got an eclectic spread for shoegaze and dream pop lovers ...

Marco Cafolla's long, successful career making jazz and related music across multiple Glasgow bands reaches its apogee on Mama Terra's second album.

Since the 1980s, Gilles Peterson has been a pivotal figure in the club and festival scene, renowned for his genre-defying ...