Sinead O'Connor finds herself, musically, with her ninth album.
Michael Ray Nguyen-Stevenson, better known as Tyga, had an ill-received debut on collaborative studio album, We Are Young Money.
Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks have earned a reputation for crafting tastefully off-kilter pop music and putting on a riveting live show.
If Sleigh Bells’ 2010 album Treats came out with a rush of adrenaline, Reign of Terror is more of the aftershock to the eruption.
Boucher, who records under the name Grimes, has an anxious thirst to create art.
No group has embodied the slogan “if you ain’t playin’, you’re payin’”quite like the high-decibel sludge metal duo Jucifer.
Electronic dance music; there's no turning back from the synth and heavy bass sound.
The band draws its inspiration from roots, blues and old time bluegrass-inspired folk.
The Grammys paid tribute to Whitney Houston and some performances left viewers in shock.
For Islands’ latest album, A Sleep & A Forgetting, leading man Nicholas Thorburn lays his love life on the line.
The documentary’s soundtrack offers a glimpse into the work and creativity depicted in the film.
If music were represented by places, Neiliyo’s latest EP would be the Montauk Yacht Club meets ’80s South Beach.
The Voice. No adjective except the definite “the” could do Whitney Houston's vocals justice.