The startling range of our Michael Franti & Spearhead Basics bears witness to two decades' worth of the artist's musical development and progressive awareness of the world around him. As we move …

Le plus grand groupe de rock français, point à la ligne. Des pionniers qui se sont imposés en chantant dans leur langue maternelle — on n’avait alons jamais vu ça. Téléphone, ce sont des ventes de disq …

Matthew Good formed the Matthew Good Band in Vancouver, in 1995, the outfit releasing their indie debut, Last of the Ghetto Astronauts, later that year. Good's emotional delivery, politicized ly …

Overseen by creative primer mover Ian Parton, Brighton-based six-piece the Go! Team exceeds its own sonic tag — "sugar-coated chaos" — in countless dynamic and electrifying ways, blending elements of o …

No doubt about it, the lad can sing. Russell Watson made the stratospheric leap from the Manchester pub circuit to international stardom with a monumental voice that unites the pop and classical univer …

From Alex in Aspects of Love to Caractacus Potts in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to . . . himself, minus the greasepaint, either covering pop standards like "Fields of Gold" or representing th …

As of 2007 the original Dodgy line-up of Nigel Clark (vocals, bass), Andy Miller (guitar), and Mathew Priest (drums) is reunited and on the road, so we figured you'd appreciate this look back at their  …

It was short, yet rarely sweet, but in the space of two studio albums, hundreds of firestorm gigs, and a bunch of generously donated downloads, the Libertines felt like the best band in Britain — if no …

Aspiring riff-mongers, air-guitar cadets, and fans of virtuoso axework . . . welcome to shred heaven. Steve Vai — the solo virtuoso also known for his work with, among others, David Lee Roth and Whites …