Tim Heidecker Is Afraid of Dying, So He Wrote Some Songs About It
His new album "Fear of Death" tackles mortality at a moment when that's all we can think about
On the Futility of "Greatest Albums of All Time" Lists
Rolling Stone's reimagined list is proof that ranking art's greatness is impossible
SXSW Announces Online Festival for 2021
Austin's annual music, film and tech conference gets a digital-only add-on, but it doesn't necessarily preclude an in-person event
Revisiting Burl Ives's Red Scare Nightmare
When the folksinger made a decision that would alienate many of his peers
Watch: Dave Grohl Writes a Song for 10-Year-Old Drum Prodigy Nandi Bushell
Because, as Grohl tweeted, "every superhero needs a theme song"
Groupie Who Inspired Penny Lane in “Almost Famous” Calls Character “Pathetic”
Pamela Des Barres took issue with the way Cameron Crowe portrayed groupies
Vinyl Records Outsell CDs for the First Time Since the ’80s
However, as you might expect, streaming beat them both
Remembering “Almost Famous” and the Bygone Golden Age of Music Journalism
As the film turns 20, we check in with people who were so inspired by its protagonist that they followed in his footsteps
Toots Hibbert, Reggae Pioneer, Dead at 77
He leaves behind a towering musical legacy
Jimmy Carter: Yes, Willie Nelson Smoked Weed on the White House Roof
The former president confirmed his son Chip got high with the legendary musician
Biggie's Crown and Tupac's Love Letters Are Up for Auction
Sotheby's first dedicated hip-hop auction opens in Manhattan and online Sept. 15
Bruce Springsteen Announces New Album “Letter to You” Due Next Month
The Boss is joined by the E Street Band once again for his 20th studio album
John Cage's 639-Year-Long Composition Gets a Chord Change
The next one won't happen until 2022
Socially Distant Live Music Returns to One New York City Venue
A venue in a unique position makes an interesting move
Woodstock ’99 Docuseries Reportedly in the Works at Netflix
The series will offer a behind-the-scenes look at the disastrous festival
How the Grimy DIY Gods of 2000s Indie Rock Became … Film Composers?
Whether it's playing a house party or scoring a film, Dan Deacon and Bryce Dessner keep making their weird art