The first live set from Guns N Roses / Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash is a two CD / one DVD set that captures the legendary guitarist and his band at[…]

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If you’re expecting an album chalk full of pop-punk ditties from Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump, you had best think again. Soul Punk has more in common with the[…]

When Gorillaz came to life (albeit in cartoon form) in 2001, the concept of a virtual band was a unique one. Featuring Blur’s Damon Albarn, Dan Nakamura among other contributors,[…]

As far as country artists go, Vince Gill is undoubtedly one of the most talented. Not only can the man write a decent song, he is a hell of a[…]

When bands are faced with the success that The Black Keys saw with their excellent 2010 record Brothers, one of two things happen. They either continue charting the same course[…]

When the first track from Mayer Hawthorne’s sophomore record How Do You Do hits the speakers, it’s tough to discern whether the soul-influenced singer is merely being ironic or whether[…]

Christmas albums can sometimes be dicey affairs. After all, how many more times must listeners be subjected to the same old, same old Christmas songs that have been engrained in[…]

Love him or hate him, Michael Buble is one of the biggest musical acts in the world right now and, in my opinion, with great reason. He is charismatic and[…]

For the kid in all of us, The Muppets offer a somewhat non-typical assortment of holiday songs on A Green and Red Christmas. For every “standard” holiday song like Have[…]