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Interview: Paul Groundwell (Thine)

"We're all just strangers, detached, often unreachable..."

Song of the Day: The 1975, “Me,” from Music for Cars (Dirty Hit, 2013)

Crushing depression has never been so beautiful.

Review: This Sect, Shake the Curse (Sect Appeal, 2014)

Dark yet catchy post-punk that's a must-listen for fans of the genre.

Interview: Kshitiz Moktan (Sangharsha)

Brooding metallic hardcore from Nepal to NYC.

Song of the Day: Ulver, “Porn Piece or the Scars of Cold Kisses,” from Perdition City (Jester, 2000)

Shapeshifting Norwegian troupe delivers trance-like cinematic perfection.

Song of the Day: Plain Fade, “Cerebellum,” from Lies, Sanctions, and Cruise Missiles (Punos Sound, 2005)

Help make Juho Koivuaho's final project, Victims of Ikuri, a reality.

Kevin Keith: Smooth Jazz Chapman Stick Funk Master

It took less than two minutes to convert me into a lifelong fan.

Review: Thine, The Dead City Blueprint (Peaceville, 2014)

12 years was worth the wait for Thine's artful and poetic album #3.

Song of the Day: B.B. King, “Into the Night,” from Into the Night (MCA, 1985)

Blues legend delivers soundtrack gold.

5 Underrated Glam/Hair Metal Bands

A few of the best "shoulda, coulda, wouldas" from a bygone era.

Song of the Day: Spine Wrench, “Heeldrag,” from Heeldrag (After the Bomb, 1994)

Underrated, punk-infused industrial metal featuring renowned artist Rob "Mid" Middleton.

Review: Son of Man, Burn the Witch (King of the Monsters, 2014)

Southern California act returns with four more tracks of scathing "holy terror" hardcore.

Review: My Aim, Heartburn (The Front Agency, 2014)

H8000 goes "djent."

Song of the Day: Whiskey Rebels, “Create or Die,” from Create or Die (GMM, 2004)

"Some days it makes me want to scream..."

Review: Beach Slang, Who Would Ever Want Anything So Broken? (Dead Broke Rekerds, 2014)

There's nothing broken about this excellent four-song EP.

Best Michael McDonald Background Vocal Performances

The golden-throated hitmaker's finest assists.

Song of the Day: Vicious Rumors, “Abandoned,” from Welcome to the Ball (Atlantic, 1991)

"I've heard it all, enough of your bullshit!"

Song of the Day: R.E.M., “Country Feedback,” from Out of Time (Warner Bros., 1991)

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