Chuck D and John Densmore team up as doPE for a bold Record Store Day release, blending Public Enemy and The Doors into a fresh, genre-crossing album.
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60 years later, Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! still shocks and inspires with its bold visuals, fierce performances, and groundbreaking take on female empowerment.
The Beach Boys celebrate Pet Sounds' 60th anniversary with special vinyl, CD, and digital editions highlighting Brian Wilson’s legendary studio mastery.
Why did Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep by Middle of the Road become a catchy hit, blending bubblegum pop with unsettling lyrics that still make it a guilty pleasure today?
How AC/DC turned 1976 into their breakout year, using High Voltage, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, and relentless touring to become global hard rock legends. Bon Scott, and Angus Young turned 1976 into rock history and never let go.
Listen to Cities and Memory Obsolete Sounds, a powerful archive preserving disappearing audio from obsolete tech and fading environments worldwide.
Wet Leg’s live performance of "Catch These Fists" at KEXP is raw, explosive, and fearless, turning frustration into a thrilling post-punk anthem of empowerment.
See how the poetic beauty of “April Come She Will” shaped The Graduate through its quiet sadness, seasonal imagery, and haunting depiction of a doomed romance, becoming the melancholy heartbeat of the film’s most iconic montage. It is the most underrated song in the movie.
The Wild Party musical at NYC Center brings Joseph Moncure March’s 1928 cult poem to life with jazz, decadence, and unforgettable theatrical flair. Step into the glitz, glamour, and dark allure of the Roaring Twenties with The Wild Party.
The documentary The Donn of Tiki takes viewers on a tropical time-travel adventure into the colorful life of Donn Beach, the legendary restaurateur better known as Don the Beachcomber. Born Ernest Raymond Beaumont Gantt, Beach is widely credited with opening the world’s first tiki bar and launching a cultural wave that blended island escapism, theatrical décor, and inventive cocktails.
Country Joe McDonald, the iconic voice behind one of the most unforgettable anti-war songs of the 1960s, has passed away at 84. As the frontman of Country Joe & the Fish, he was a defining figure in the Bay Area’s psychedelic rock scene, capturing the restless, questioning spirit of a generation seeking peace and challenging authority.
The Becoming Led Zeppelin documentary is a hybrid docu-concert experience and stands as the first officially sanctioned documentary about Rock & Roll Hall of Fame legends Led Zeppelin. It blends rare archival footage with new interviews from Plant, Page, and Jones, while also incorporating archival audio from the late Bonham, giving fans a powerful sense of the band’s early fire.
I Went Golfing With Alice Cooper: A wild YouTube comedy imagines golfing with Alice Cooper as apocalyptic chaos unfolds, blending shock rock legend lore.
Fifty years after Vince Guaraldi’s passing, his final Peanuts score for It’s Arbor Day, Charlie Brown shines with jazz, nostalgia, and timeless charm from Lee Mendelson Film Productions.
Angine de Poitrine, the masked experimental rock duo from Quebec going viral with microtonal guitars, surreal costumes, and hypnotic math-rock soundscapes.
Gene Parsons’ solo career with Kindling & Beyond, featuring Byrds classics, Flying Burrito Brothers tracks, live performances, and unreleased demos.
William Shatner boldly goes heavy metal at 94, blending Star Trek spirit with classic metal covers and new originals in a cosmic rock adventure.
After nine years, U2 returns with a bold new EP of urgent, emotional songs reflecting global unrest, activism, and hope ahead of their 2026 album.
Here are the most exciting Record Store Day 2026 releases, from Alcatrazz and Black Sabbath to The Doors, Alice Cooper, Vince Guaraldi, Rainbow, and more exclusive vinyl gems.
Dizzy Gillespie, Magilla Gorilla, and Yogi Bear led 1964 satirical presidential campaigns, mixing humor, pop culture, and American politics.
Tony Iommi: See the birth of heavy metal from the factories of Birmingham to the global stage, where crushing riffs and dark tone reshaped rock history forever.
Enjoy Vince Guaraldi’s iconic 1964 Linus and Lucy first televised performance, a rare, nostalgic, and groovy jazz moment for Peanuts lovers everywhere.
Man on the Run revisits Paul McCartney and Wings, exploring their 1970s reinvention with a new documentary and companion soundtrack album.
Highway Of Diamonds revisits Bob Dylan songs through soul, gospel, and jazz by iconic African American artists in Ace’s Black America Sings series.