A journey throughout time, the baroque style influenced a heartfelt, unique pocket of music that is still evolving.
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Will Toledo’s solo project fuses spacey guitar-riffs with confessional lyrics to strike at the heart of personal ennui.
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Drumroll, please. In honor of the upcoming 93rd Academy Awards, we cued you into our examination of the big band jazz score for the award-winning film “Whiplash.”
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For a long time, there wasn’t a very direct bridge between the soundscapes of ambient music and the world of underground techno — until Daniel Avery built it.
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Five years later, The 1975’s I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It continues to leave listeners wondering, “Matty Healy, who hurt you?”
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May Daft Punk always be playing in your house.
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Dear friend, this is Charlie’s life and the music that accompanies him as he grows and blooms. Emotional ballads and dance anthems — those are just a couple of its perks.
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Released 10 years ago, “TRON: Legacy” is a sci-fi flick that didn’t quite measure up to its hype. But imperfectly de-aged Jeff Bridges and simplistic plot aside, “TRON: Legacy” has had a lasting impact through its classic score from electronic legend Daft Punk and the profound effect it had on the French house duo’s career.
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The reemergence of the hit 2000s anime has generated new attention on the show’s grand soundtrack.
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Twenty years ago, Juan Luis Guerra’s fifth studio album blessed the world with its poetic spin on bachata.
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Time to break out the L word for how iconic this movie soundtrack is — love, not lesbians.
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The music of “Bojack Horseman” captures its titular character’s struggles with mental health and fame as he navigates the superficial world of “Hollywoo.”
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Melody’s Echo Chamber uses experimental instrumentals and multilingual lyrics to explore the rabbit hole of her imaginative mind.
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Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys still exudes MCR's rock and roll authenticity with a glam punk twist a decade after its release.
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Five years ago, the release of Adele’s third studio album marked her triumphant comeback in a new direction that symbolized reconciliation and moving on from relationships, steering away from her signature heartbroken style.
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Released Nov. 9, 1970, Derek and the Dominos’ Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs serves as both a fascinating note in rock history and a timeless expression of the blues.
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In OutKast’s fourth studio album, revved up production techniques and political critiques carry a chaotic omen into the 21st century. 20 years after its release, the album remains hauntingly relevant.
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Move over “Santa Buddies,” it’s time to settle this debate once and for all.
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