Album & Track Reviews
David Byrne Announces New Concert Film Who Is the Sky?
It’s directed by The Brutalist’s Brady Corbet and shot on 70mm
The Game Shows Love to L.A. in ‘The Life’ Music Video: Watch
The Compton rapper premieres the first visual to his 11th solo album The Documentary III.
Big & Rich Take on Artificial Intelligence on Ominous New Song ‘Hello AI’: ‘This AI Thing Is Outta Control’ (Video Premiere)
“It’s called artificial intelligence for a reason. It ain’t real!” Big & Rich’s Big Kenny tells Billboard.
“These guitars are sacred things to me”: Guitar Center unveils its latest Eric Clapton charity collab, with the 2026 Exclusive Crossroads Guitar Collection featuring stunning Martin acoustics and the return of the Blind Faith Tele
Martin unveils a Brazilian rosewood $24,999 Custom 000-42, PRS paints the Silver Sky blue and more – all exclusive to Guitar Center with a portion of sales going to the Crossroads Centre
Pixies Announce Return to Argentina, Where They Once Marveled at Fans Singing Along to “Every Single Song”
The band will return to Buenos Aires in April 2027, five years after their most recent performance in the country. Pixies Announce Return to Argentina, Where They Once Marveled at Fans Singing Along to “Every Single Song” Pedro Camacho
David Byrne Announces 70mm Concert Film Directed by Brady Corbet
The Brutalist filmmaker captured multiple nights of the art pop icon's Who Is the Sky? tour in his hometown of Baltimore. David Byrne Announces 70mm Concert Film Directed by Brady Corbet Karan Singh
David Byrne Announces New Concert Film Who Is the Sky?
It’s directed by The Brutalist’s Brady Corbet and shot on 70mm
Jamiroquai’s Jay Kay on 30 Years of ‘Virtual Insanity’ & Forthcoming New Album Featuring Thundercat
The Jamiroquai frontman on recreating one of the most iconic music videos of all time, a "back to the old school" new album and where the hat from the "Virtual Insanity" clip ended up.
What songs are on the ‘Dalliance’ soundtrack?
The Australian drama features music by Paul Kelly, The Proclaimers and Edwyn Collins
Harry Styles Kicks Off Massive NYC Residency with a Brand New Set and Plenty of Charm: Review + Setlist
Styles drastically altered his setlist on the first of 30 nights at The Garden, providing tour debuts of "Carolina," "Kiwi," "Satellite," and more. Harry Styles Kicks Off Massive NYC Residency with a Brand New Set and Plenty of Charm: Review + Setlist Paolo Ragusa
Soundtrack for Ridley Scott's 'The Dog Stars' Features Hozier, Van Morrison, and Mick Jagger
Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic thriller features music from Hozier, Van Morrison and Mick Jagger
Every song on the soundtrack to ‘The Dog Stars’
Ridley Scott's post-apocalyptic thriller features music from Hozier, Van Morrison and Mick Jagger
CoSign's Debut Album 'It Goes On' Hailed as a Standout
We connect with the buzzy indie rock act to chat about their trademark "Britainicana," community activism, and their great new album It Goes On. CoSign: Westside Cowboy Just Dropped One of the Best D
CoSign: Westside Cowboy Just Dropped One of the Best Debut Albums in Recent Memory
We connect with the buzzy indie rock act to chat about their trademark "Britainicana," community activism, and their great new album It Goes On. CoSign: Westside Cowboy Just Dropped One of the Best Debut Albums in Recent Memory Jonah Krueger
‘Doom 2016’ Soundtrack Reissued on Vinyl and Cassette
It’s also coming to cassette for the very first time
"If we do this correctly, I think this could be one of the best blues songs ever!": How Joe Bonamassa and Kevin Shirley took an obscure Tim Curry track to a whole new level
Bonamassa was one of many who paid tribute to Curry after the actor's death was confirmed yesterday
Vin Diesel Shares Tender Cover of “I Will Always Love You” in Dolly Parton Tribute
The action star shared the cover following Parton's death at the age of 80. Vin Diesel Shares Tender Cover of “I Will Always Love You” in Dolly Parton Tribute Wren Graves
‘Doom 2016’ soundtrack is getting 10th anniversary vinyl repress
It’s also coming to cassette for the very first time
“We know you want it, but do you really (really) need it?”: Native Instruments Komplete 26 review
Fresh from InMusic buying Native Instruments – NiMusic anyone? – the Berlin company's mega bundle, Komplete, arrives with its yearly update, including more than a few new faces, and even a name tweak. But is it all just a bit too much?
Record labels propose AI track eligibility rules for music charts
The major labels and an assortment of indies have proposed a set of rules for when AI-generated recordings should be eligible for the music charts. They say only AI-assisted tracks should be allowed t