The guys behind 2011’s dreamily disturbing hit “Pumped Up Kicks” are back with a second album, one that’s significantly more …
The Fray’s fourth effort delivers another dose of earnest, anthemic alt-rock. But it (mostly) trades the band’s trademark melancholy for …
Beck’s reflective, Grammy-winning Morning Phase walks a paradoxical tightrope between melancholic despair and hopeful determination.
This Canadian reggae fusion band belts out a magical song that is anything but rude to the cherished yet currently …
Eric Church recently said, “There’s good music. There’s bad music.” And he knows how to make both kinds.
Hayley Williams wants us to know just how much fun it is to be a part of something, to have …
Switchfoot’s ninth album, Fading West, also serves as an upbeat soundtrack to the band’s new surfing film. Along the way, …
Call this track a 21st-century take on “Love the One You’re With.” (And the lyrics don’t tell the whole story.)
U2 celebrates the life of the late South African leader Nelson Mandela, insisting that love is more than just something …
The hit singles! The 3-D concert movie! The international tour! And now the album throngs of tween girls have been …
We rarely have to wait long in a Daughtry song before he responds to life’s many challenges with exhortations to …
Gossip Girl’s good girl gone bad, Taylor Momsen, is focusing fully on the bad with her band, The Pretty Reckless. …
Avril’s edging inexorably toward 30, but her fifth album is nevertheless a disappointing case study in juvenile rock ‘n’ roll …
Dragons taking down demons? No, this is not a fantasy role-playing video game review.
“Love Alone Is Worth the Fight” encourages us that loving well is always worth it, even when (and maybe especially …