Music News

DSCO keeps strong and carries on with his debut solo EP out on Techibeat Records, the self-titled DSCO. It’s been an interesting year for Los Angeles’ Ruben Smulovitz, half of the former No Body; however, h...

Terry Teachout, a drama critic, has switched hats and written a one-man show called “Satchmo at the Waldorf,” now at the Long Wharf Theater in New Haven.

He will lecture on what makes an album stand the test of time, looking closely at the music, lyrics, production and marketing of some of the biggest-selling albums of all time.

Garrison Keillor celebrated turning 70 and changing his mind about retirement in an evening of song, poems and stories with the New York Philharmonic.

The Moscow Sretensky Monastery Choir brought Russian Orthodox Church and folk classics to a large, appreciative crowd at Carnegie Hall.

An emergency-room technician says a composer’s heirs have “done absolutely nothing” to show that a picture he has was stolen.

If the CMJ Music Marathon has a geographic heart, it might be the corner of Ludlow and Stanton Streets on the Lower East Side.

What first grabbed my attention when I saw the Livid Instruments CNTRL:R was the simplicity in design and number of parameter controls available. With 2 banks of 12 knobs sandwiching 12 endless push button encoders...

One of the most beloved electro house producers, Wolfgang Gartner, kicked off his “Love & War” tour at the end of September and will be running up a dance storm across the country until early November where h...

With the advent of the Internet, our attention spans are fleeting at best. With a global means of collaboration, dissemination, and communication, music evolves more quickly than ever, with witch house gracing our headph...

Outside the must-see show, the dedicated and the disappointed waited for access.

Fans of chilled out soundscapes, you better prime your ears for this one. Noyce is an experimental beat producer from Manchester/Sheffield, Britain. He fairly new to the game, but has been cranking out some very interest...

Highlights from the second day of the music marathon.

Highlights of some notable acts from the second day in New York.

The Florida band let its songs free-associate and evolve during a show on Wednesday at the Mercury Lounge.

Deap Vally is a Los Angeles duo that joins a garage-rock lineup and arena-rock vocal ambition.

The British folk-rock group's album "Babel" held the No. 1 position on Billboard's album chart for a third week.

Ah, yes. The Janet Jackson-sampled cut off Kendrick Lamar's good kid, m.A.A.d. city album just dropped, and it's oh so smooth. K.Dot recruits Drake for "Poetic Justice," their second released collaboration si...

Meet Bago, a Los Angeles R&B singer with a hell of a beautiful voice.  The songstress recently released Sunday's Best, her first offering produced solely by The Hundreds' rapper/producer Alexander Spit. Sp...

RZA is preparing for the release of his new film film, The Iron Fists, which debuts on November 2nd. But, in preparation for this release, he has embarked on the "Iron Fists Tour" which gives the audience liv...

The weekend has come and gone, and now you're deep into your weekly grind. Never fear, Wobble Wednesday is back with more of your favorite face-melting bass drops to help you make the most of your mundane lifestyle. Toda...