Talking Heads (Musical Group)

Echoes and Reverberations: You Shoot, We Score

Texas music looks great. It provokes the imagination and illustrates the intangible. For years, we've been providing the necessary flavor to help filmmakers tell their stories. It's what we do; we're obviously good at this kind of thing. And it goes both ways: Movie soundtracks are the kind of thin ... More >>

Franz Ferdinand

Tonight (Domino)

The Killers

Day & Age (Island)

Jonathan Richman's as eccentric and awesome as ever

Day & Age (Island)

Echoes and Reverberations: The Photography of Vern Evans

Day & Age (Island)

Despite Comparisons to Too Many Acts, Brooklyn's Yeasayer is Truly Original

Day & Age (Island)

Vampire Weekend

Vampire Weekend (XL)

Summmertime Blues

It's getting hot up in this piece

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Myth Takes (Warp)

Just Let Her Go

Myth Takes (Warp)

Get Down With Dave

Chappelle returns with a raucous Block Party

Of Montreal

Thursday, June 9, at Rubber Gloves

Buzzed

SXSW 2005: The crowds, the hype bands and all the Shiner Bock you can drink

The Mars Volta

Frances the Mute (Universal)

Purple Prose

DTC is seeing Violet

Pattern Recognition

Mapping out the trends of 2005

Rock for Choice

Local musicians pick their favorite albums of 2004

Gabba Gabba Henh

The Ramones bopped toward history and an unhappy end

Futureheads

Futureheads (679)

Strung Along

A party that's music to our ears

Thanks Again

Rhino assembles the definitive '70s punk collection. Pretty much.

Electric Shtick

The Electric Six's shenanigans have them laughing all the way to the bank

Art? Rock!

The Mink Lungs are Brooklyn's hippest export without even trying

Adult. Swim

Nicola Kuperus and Adam Lee Miller don't want to be "easily accessible." But people like them anyway.

Marr Attacks

Inside ex-Smith Johnny Marr's new band, the Healers

Scavenger Hunt

The best was hard to find, harder still to ignore

Flesh for Fantasy

Brett Ratner tarts up this Red Dragon adaptation

Almost? Not Even.

Penny Lane grows up and looks kind of like her mom--no, her Sister

Brave Combo

Joe Cripps and Barrett Martin ride a Fast Horse to record-label utopia

The Other Side

You could call The Dismemberment Plan boring. But you won't.

James Hall and Pleasure Club

January 25

Are They It?

Yes, The Strokes are as good as advertised

Band Aid

Ronald Reagan was president, Michael Jackson and Phil Collins ruled the charts, and a bunch of little rock bands were changing lives

Tired of Waiting

The center of the musical universe, Austin welcomes the beautiful and the ugly

The old new media blues

The singer-songwriter hasn't died. He's just gone online.

Vent house

Luna's Dean Wareham is cooler than you are -- just ask him

Man with the Plan

The Dismemberment Plan's Travis Morrison talks about major labels, modern R&B, and...Steely Dan?

Tell me when it's over

The world might not be coming to an end, but maybe it should be

Heads up

Fifteen years later, the reissue of Stop Making

Sense opens old wounds ... and heals them

To Cuba and back

A trip to Wenders' Buena Vista Social Club is nothing short of heavenly

Requiem for a sax player

Will Clay died an unsung minor hero of Dallas rock and roll

A mother's kisses

Sara Hickman doesn't need to please anyone anymore