Starting Friday and continuing through Jan. 1, downtown West Chester will glow with more than 80,000 holiday lights, wreaths ...

Enjoy magical music mixes, special guest takeovers, and engaging story-telling this Christmas on BBC Radio and BBC Sounds ...

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Released in 1975, Queen’s A Night at the Opera delivered the bold, genre-shaping style that turned the band into global rock ...

Imagine an album that opens with a singer reciting an Edgar Allan Poe poem in an exotic Germanic accent over a lush symphonic ...

Live albums have all the atmosphere of a concert performance, usually complete with crowd noise and ad libs, but with the ...

Cjthechemist discusses producing Chronic Law's "NY Girls" and getting French Montana on the remix ahead of a full riddim ...

The Beatles' compilation album, released on the 30th anniversary of their breakup, proved that Beatlemania was alive and well ...

The history of a city through music, from jazz and doo wop to folk, disco, soul, punk, hip-hop and indie From Uncut Take 219 [August 2015 issue], our Top 50 of the greatest New York Albums. Perhaps ...

Destined to be a solo star, Madonna broke off from bands to show the world how influential and powerful she was. In 1983, ...

The Soulquarians era of the late ‘90s and early 2000s was brief but brilliant. The Roots, Common, and the late great D’Angelo released records that changed Black music, culture, and time itself.

KeiyaA’s second studio album is named after the law of elasticity, which states that the extension of a spring is directly proportional to the load applied to it. The Chicago-born, New York–based ...