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While her music can ostensibly be placed within the art pop sphere, there’s always been an experimental edge to the work of Julia Holter.

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A look into how the blues evolved from harrowing roots and the song that highlights that history the best, Geeshie Wiley's 'Last Kind Word Blues'.

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While the music we play may appear random or merely reflect mood, research suggests daily timeframes may play a bigger part than we think.

Boasting a seismic legacy on the world of dub, Jamaican producer Lee 'Scratch' Perry wryly draped himself in a mythos ...

Rock and roll in the 2000s might have been experiencing a strange development, but there were people who took everything a song should be and did the opposite.

Despite exploring a myriad of styles and becoming MTV heavyweights in the 1980s, Talking Heads are forever associated with 1970s' New York punk movement.

You can argue that with their far-reaching progressive inventiveness, Rush were a band built on bravery, but one song has always blown the bassist away.