Rolling Stone remade their ‘500 Greatest Albums of All Time’ list from scratch
Voters included Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Stevie Nicks, John Cale, Wayne Coyne, Jimmy Cliff, Robert Smith, Waxahatchee, El-P, and over 300 others.
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Cocteau Twins’ vast influence lives on :: 24 great artists they’ve inspired
The influence of the Cocteau Twins goes well beyond dreampop and shoegaze.
Rich Aucoin recreates 20 iconic music videos for his “Walls” video
Rich Aucoin's "Walls" video recreates classic clips from Nirvana, Beyonce, Jamiroquai, Queen, Radiohead, and more.
new Sharon Jones compilation on the way (stream the Stevie Wonder cover)
The compilation includes five previously unreleased covers, two originals that were recorded for the 'Wolf of Wall Street' soundtrack but not used, and more...
Bright Eyes made a “Sad Indie Mixtape”
Featuring Phoebe Bridgers, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nick Drake, Frank Ocean, Lana Del Rey, Patti Smith, Arab Strap, PJ Harvey, Aphex Twin, Sonic Youth, My Bloody Valentine, and more.
25 early 2000s rap albums that every current rap fan needs to know
Music nostalgia tends to move in 20-year cycles, so early 2000s rap is unsurprisingly leaving a mark on today's new rap music. Here are 25 albums from that era that hold up especially well today...
18 New Songs Out Today
Listen to new songs by Alice Glass, Elvis Costello, Osees, Dua Lipa (ft. Madonna & Missy Elliott), Svalbard, Prince, Undeath, Gayngs, Oceanator, and more...
listen to Prince’s sought-after unreleased treasure, “Cosmic Day”
"Cosmic Day" is one of the 63 unreleased tracks that are on the upcoming 'Sign O' The Times' super deluxe box set.
listen to Prince’s unreleased 1979 version of “I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Man”
Prince's 1986 double album Sign O' The Times is getting a massive super deluxe edition in September, featuring a whopping 63 previously unreleased tracks, 45 of those being studio "vault" tracks. Here's one of those, a version of "I Could Never Take The Place Of Your Ma…
Beastie Boys, Queen, Bob Marley & more getting dedicated Sirius XM stations
Beastie Boys radio will feature ”classic bangers, deep cuts, rarities, and live recordings,” DJ sets from Sean Lennon, Rosie Perez, Talib Kweli, Michael Rapaport, and Z-Trip, and more.