6/21/2011
These days, Death Cab for Cutie is considered one of the leading acts of the post-O.C./Garden State generation - the teens and 20-somethings who were reared on the indie-centric soundtrac …
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6/21/2011
When Ben Gibbard and Jimmy Tamborello (see also: Dntel, James Figurine) of the Postal Service delivered their electro-pop debut to Sub Pop, very few people expected it to explode into an actual phenome …
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6/21/2011
Ask diehard My Morning Jacket fans (and the numbers are growing by the hour) to name the group's core tracks, and listen as the same titles are mentioned again and again: the sawdust shuffle of "Golden …
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6/21/2011
"You know I'm gonna lose, and gambling's for fools, but that's the way I like it, baby.I don't wanna live forever!" So rasps Lemmy Kilmister in Mot÷rhead's signature song, "Ace of Spades" - the perfect …
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6/21/2011
She was born Eileen Edwards, but like any superstar-in-the-making, Shania Twain completely reinvented herself . . . and remade the face of country music in the process. Like lots of country stars born …
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6/21/2011
In the span of nearly two decades, Shania Twain's proven over and over again - millions and millions of times, judging by her sales - that no one style can contain her gifts, and that's never been more …
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6/21/2011
One wears a hat, the other doesn't. Brooks & Dunn are the biggest-selling duo in country music history, and it's easy to see why: they sound like they're having fun, their voices meld perfectly, and th …
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6/21/2011
Freddie Mercury's operatic tenor, Village People mustache, leather pants, bared hairy chest, suspenders, and microphone-as-baton were the focal points of a band buttressed by Afro-haired guitar maven B …
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6/20/2011
It can be exhausting simply listing the accomplishments of Marvin Hamlisch, the man behind the music for - deep inhale - Broadway legends like A Chorus Line and They're Playing Our Son …
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