The esteemed musician expresses no regrets about not joining Led Zeppelin or Deep Purple, preferring to follow his muse ...

In "The Pediatric Oncologist" episode, Rogen's studio executive Matt Remick is confronted by people who don't think running a ...

The Beatles broke up due to creative differences, personal tensions, business disputes, and each member's desire to pursue ...

We’re going to get there.” Recording over 200 artists a month, Soul Shakedown Studios is helping musicians’ ambitions become ...

On April 11, 1970, fifty-five years ago, The Beatles ’ classic ballad “Let It Be” became the band’s next-to-last single to top the Billboard Hot 100. The song, which also was the title track of the ...

In just seven short years, The Beatles totally and forever changed the face and landscape of popular music. From the moment they burst onto the scene, seemingly perfectly formed and ready-made for ...

Alt-rock band The Yagas, fronted by Vera Farmiga and featuring Renn Hawkey, dive deep into the creative process behind their debut album Midnight Minuet. Jason Price of Icon Vs. Icon goes behind the ...

In the heart of the North Side’s Arlington Heights neighborhood, Ellington has been building his Mood Indigo Recordings ...

Iron Maiden’s label representatives haven’t been allowed to hear what the metal legends are recording since as far back as ...

Call it creative differences, jealousy or having to record the music in a cupboard, these are two Beatles songs that Paul McCartney hated recording.

TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe tells us about turning grief and rage into his (mostly) upbeat debut solo album 'Thee Black Boltz.' ...

this one finds the band in the studio in early 1967 — stripped. In the short but illuminating liner notes, engineer Bruce Botnick writes about how the Turtles (whose “Happy Together” he was recording ...