Our March cover story: Cigarettes After Sex.

Our writers picked the first songs that came to mind when talking about peace. The result: a playlist that proves music still has the power to change hearts, from Vietnam-era anthems to contemporary calls for justice.

When @Bonnaroo weather takes a turn… @totem_labs still keeps the tribe together! 🫶. Check out our recap of the festival here:

It’s the 45th anniversary of the drum machine that ate the world.

Frontman and founder Ken Casey on their new album, a definite call for unity during these divided times.

During L.A.’s ‘No Kings’ protest, the author chats with the Rage Against the Machine guitarist about America’s current political crisis.

The six-song release stands as Nielson's most personal work, born from the "nightmarish but intimate" experience of caring for his sister during her death.

Heidi and her @ButcherBabies have come a long way from her Mormon upbringing.

Listening to music's always really been more than just an audio experience. Stone Temple Pilots, Alanis Morissette, and The B-52's are the latest artists to release their own KiTalbum versions of classic albums. 👀. More info at the link below. #partner .

Peeling back the layers of a song from the aborted SMiLE album that took decades to be released in its definitive form.

Nashville musician Leilani Kilgore talked us through her new music, evolution as a guitarist, and DIY ethos as she navigates the scene. Read the full interview at the link below. #partner .

How fate (and Two Buck Chuck) fused members of the Meat Puppets, @sublime, and the Ziggens to record an album lost to time. until now.

The English art rock icon passed away in January.

After grief, reconciliation, and unexpected friendships with Paul Schrader and Bruce Springsteen, the rural Kentucky artist emerges with her most personal work yet.

As @livetheband heads out on the co-headlining Summer Unity Tour with @CollectiveSoul, we're taking stock of the best from an alt-rock mainstay. Read more at the link below.

The songwriter’s songwriter won’t go quietly on his newest studio album, ‘The Black Dog and the Wandering Boy’.

The Struts frontman discusses his solo debut, getting dropped by his label, and the 10 essential items that define his Los Angeles home.

Our June Cover Story: Jelly Roll is living the dream. Which is all the sweeter because it started as a nightmare.

P.J. Harrison’s upcoming book examines family, trauma, and toxic masculinity in the world of the brothers behind Oasis.

On ‘Fairyland Codex,’ the Australian rock band gets sadder and even more unhinged, but still finds a reason to keep the fire alive.