As complex as the songs get at times, intertwining string arrangements with electronic beats, guitar and various percussion, at its core, the music is all about Havnevik sitting at the piano, pouring her heart out.
Mark Knopfler will release his next solo album, "Kill To Get Crimson," Sept. 17 internationally and a day later in North America. The 12-track set began to take shape last
The shortlist for the Nationwide Mercury Prize has been unveiled in London, featuring a typically broad range of musical tastes dominated this year by new, alternative artists. The award, which
Brooklyn-based indie rockers The National, who are out on the European festival circuit promoting their latest release, Boxer, will return to North America before launching a full-scale world tour. The
Season 2 Set Six from Jamcam Chronicles brings you a tasty performance from the Everyone Orchestra at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland, Oregon.
The White Stripes wrapped up their quirky Canadian tour yesterday with a single note in St. John’s, NF. Following shows on boats, buses, bridges and classrooms, Jack and Meg took
Warren Zevon’s third album achieved strong commercial success, reaching its peak at 8th position on the Billboard pop charts in 1978. Excitable Boy remains Zevon’s highest-selling record, a darkly comical
We didn’t devote much ink to this weekend’s All Good Festival in Masontown, West Virginia — in fact, we neglected it just like I do to my illegitimate bi-racial children.
HT Contributor Eliot Glazer has tremendously terrible taste in music. But he’s an adroit wordsmith, and he’s gonna try to convince us that the bad is really good. Remember Charlotte
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