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Get a first look at never-before-seen poetry, photographs, handwritten lyrics, and more from the journals of the late Alice in Chains singer.

The newly restored concert film enhances the audio and visual experience while highlighting the women in the Purple One’s musical life.

The actor discusses photographing people, places, and unusual scenes from decades on the road, collected in his newly released third book of photography, In Transit.

From concert posters to music videos and beyond, the LA-based visual artist is still hunting for his pinnacle pop-art piece.

The avant-pop songwriter on the brutality and beauty of nature and the inspiration of living in LA.

The Berlin-based DJ slips her dark disco into the new film with “Bullet Time” remix.

“Saturday Night Live” alum Vanessa Bayer and brother Jonah were just a couple of weirdo kids.

The band posted their full nine-album catalog—and then some—across the music platform.

The surviving members of the NYC trio share a more intimate side of their friend.

The LA DJ who revolutionized live radio performance is getting a proper audio tribute 20 years after her death.

You can stream the record in full ahead of its release this Friday.

Dallon Weekes is vacuuming. “Somebody’s gotta do it,” he says over the phone while at home in Salt Lake City,…

The Grammy-winning artist reflects on her New Orleans roots, working since she was 17, and the cinematic Director’s Cut expansion of her debut Pulp. Presented by Fender and Toyota.

In our new digital cover story, singer/songwriter Lydia Night reflects on the early days of minivan touring, high school drama, bad love, good (new) love, and her unapologetic obsession with pop. 

The electronic duo traverse the deeper, darker fringes of longing on “Desire,” their third full-length record.

In honor of River’s birthday, his sister Rain reveals two new Aleka’s Attic tracks with the vinyl release of “Alone U Elope.”

The sixteen-year-old artist joins the ranks of Courtney Barnett, Sleater-Kinney, and Sleigh Bells with her Mom + Pop debut.

The next chapter of The Roots co-founder’s solo series also features Killer Mike, ScHoolboy Q, and Swizz Beats.

The band’s upcoming album “In Sickness & In Flames” is due out August 21 on Fueled By Ramen.

Raymond Pettibon’s iconic black and white illustration is getting a social makeover in time for its 30th anniversary, depicting some serious messaging and political satire.