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The Foo Fighters stalwart tells us about the “blasphemy” of his new backline, holding his breath when he solos and why the kind of guitar playing he loved “became pretty much illegal”

The genre emerged in the 1970s, when artists like Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and others grew tired of the influence of the industry.

Ive been listening to the extended boygenius discography quite a bit lately.

A new single from Kyren Penrose and Liv Burney, and a full-length from Money for Guns, bring a rich soundtrack to the settling autumn.

Music can define the soundtrack of your life. Whenever a band comes out with a song, sometimes you can relate to what they’re singing about. However, when they

The modern state of alt-country, and the successes of Wilco and Son Volt, can be traced back to the brilliance 'Anodyne,' the fourth and final Uncle Tupelo album.

Paying homage to outlaw country titan Doug Sham, Jay Farrar of Son Volt reminisces about his friendship with Sham and how his influence radiates to this day.

The temperature is still hot in North Texas, and so is the concert calendar with Dallas shows from Pink, Luke Bryan, Melvins, Depeche Mode and more.

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A Navy vet from Oologah, Oklahoma, Bryan has returned rock to the top of the charts and given the coastal elites a twangy soundtrack of their own. But GQ columnist Chris Black hears something in his music that no one else has: Bright Eyes and Dashboard Confessional.