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Christina Aguileras 2010 album Bionic is widely considered a commercial flop. However, the criminally underrated album was far ahead of its time.

Tune into Cubby and Christine Mornings each weekday mornings from 6am-10am!

New Jersey born singer teams up with John Di Martino, Sara Caswell and others to jazz material ranging from Kurt Weill to Leonard Cohen

There are some artists that can approach any style of song and leave it sounding expensive. Their 24-karat vocal cords deliver diamond-encrusted melodies

It’s that time of the week again folks, the day that makes everything leading up to it seem small and irrelevant. New Music Friday crept up on us this

This summer I'm thru-hiking the Colorado Trail, and now's the time to get prepared. Here's a checklist of what I'm bringing and how I'm planning for any backpacker to use as a jumping-off point.

This year delivered great music. Check out favorite albums from some of KRCL DJs.

Taylor Swift says her upcoming Midnights album is inspired by 13 sleepless nights. Here's what the singer has already taught us about losing sleep.

Taj Mahal had it right when he discovered The Phantom Blues Band. Is Sass Jordan the last of the red-hot mamas? Living Legend Charlie Musselwhite, 78, is still banging out the blues! Irelands Koko Mojo Record Stack digs deeeeep into the pre-63 American South.

Award-winning writer and director Philip Stokes (Heroin(e) For Breakfast) returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with the world premiere of Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me at the Pleasance Dome from 3 August. Produced by Lawrence Batley Theatre in association with KETCHUP productions and Richard Jordan Productions the show is performed by Jack Stokes in his Edinburgh debut.