It pains me that I have to do this, but… The Compact Disc (also known as a CD): An optical disc used to store digital [...]

Check out some of the amazing photography we’ve featured this year! Impressive, to say the least.

Washington, DC hip-hop artist Wale has released a new mixtape. It is available for free download, courtesy of Jay-Z’s Lifeandtimes.com: click here to download. His album [...]

When this was first released back in 2000, Queens of the Stone Age were on the start of a roll that would not only see [...]

Lou Barlow is best known as the bass player in Dinosaur Jr., but not long ago he was one of the principal singer-songwriters of his [...]

Hurley marks a sea change in the career of Weezer. Not only does it make the band’s first true indie release after leaving Universal Music [...]

Described by the band as “an almost live representation of the Lou Barlow + the missingmen live show,” the band’s new digital EP = Sentridoh III [...]

Has it really been almost two months since our last mix? Hey, give us a break. We’ve been busy. All this groundbreaking music coverage doesn’t write itself, you know. Plus, we had the holidays to contend with. Everyone’s busy around the holidays, right? Yeah, that’s a feasible excuse…

The Rain Machine discussed here is neither snake-oil nor cash money precipitation, but rather the debut album from Kyp Malone, singer and guitarist of TV [...]

As prolific as he is as a recording artist, Kyp Malone is terribly difficult to define. From his band’s hard-fought successes, Malone and his band [...]

I’m interested in longevity, especially in harsh environments. Things that somehow survive long beyond their expected timeline. And AFI has been around for a serious [...]

Lou Reed once asked, “What becomes a legend most?” No doubt the unfailingly modest Lou Barlow would blanch at being called a “legend.” And yet [...]

Originally published in Verbicide issue #3 Who doesn’t know and love AFI? The Berkeley, California hardcore punk quartet has played an exhausting touring schedule over [...]