On September 1st, Tab Benoit put on a masterful performance in Hermosa Beach, CA that elated the club filled with his devoted fans. REVIEW: .

On the piano-driven barnbarner "Cold City," Henri Herbert's vocals carry just enough grit, confidence, and rock and roll urgency to somehow soar over the stomping beat and the relentless energy of his piano playing. Watch the video: .

With Adrianne Lenker anchoring the performances down with honest, personal songwriting, Big Thief is free to roam from swaying folk-rock to electronic bliss on 'Double Infinity.' REVIEW: .

Happy 75th Birthday to Doug Pinnick, bassist, lead vocalist, and founder of King's X. Watch King’s X live in 1999 from Rockpalast: .

Radiohead are returning to the stage.

For their next release, Sparks are scaling down to an EP.

We spoke with Adam Bones and Nicolette Vilar about the role that musical communities have played in their social and creative lives, collaborating on new music, and more! INTERVIEW: .

Continuing our spotlight on Captain Beefheart this week, for today’s Tuesday’s Gone, we’re throwing it back with this remarkable footage of him and his “magic” band performing live on the beach in Cannes, France, from 1968.

Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons' 'Panther Tracks Vol 1' is a tight collection of no-holds-barred visceral rock n’ roll. REVIEW: .

Earl Sweatshirt may be coming to your town.

'Rhinestone Requiem' is the pinnacle of her taking charge, hoeing her own bean row, and flexing her self-determining vigor. It’s just the latest from an artist committed to exploring her imaginative energies on her terms. Read our Sunny Sweeney feature.

30 years ago today, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opened in Cleveland, OH. Watch the epic “Concert for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame” in full:.

For this week's Manic Monday, we bring you this batshit Captain Beefheart performance of “Woe Is Uh Me Bop” live from Detroit in 1971: .

On Friday, Béla Fleck and the Flecktones transcended space and time with their groundbreaking jazz-bluegrass fusion in Portland, Oregon. REVIEW: .

Fans were treated to a career-spanning setlist for the start of Mac DeMarco’s massive tour. Check out a quick recap of what went down at the Greek Theater in LA: .

Six decades of perspective on 'Highway 61 Revisited' reaffirms the line of demarcation in the arc of Bob Dylan’s career and stands as emphatic punctuation for what is arguably the most profound, not to mention prolific, period of his career.

At this point, The Budos Band are practically their own genre with their swirling instrumental storm of Afrobeat, doom-laden heavy rock, dark funk, and soul. Last night, they brought the party to Portland, OR. Check out our review and photos:.

On his new Luke Temple-produced single, “Let Yourself Go,” MacGregor Burns makes the simplistic feel stadium-sized via raw emotions, subtle grooves, and bluesy tendencies.

On Wednesday night, Jerry Cantrell Cantrell his I Want Blood Tour into a packed House of Blues in Orlando, Florida, for a celebration of alternative rock. REVIEW: .

The return of Hattie is marked by “Venus Was in Retrograde,” a moving piece of soulful pop balladry with wistful vocals and atmospheric instrumentation.