As Sublime sees a new rebirth with Jakob Nowell — son of original frontman, Bradley — as their singer, Rome Ramirez is sending off Sublime with Rome solo. Amid the release of a final album and tour, he details why it’s "perfect timing" for the transition. Keep reading
Ahead of his new book, 'Down With The System: A Memoir (Of Sorts),' System Of A Down frontman Serj Tankian discusses his musical odyssey — from reluctant rockstar to outspoken artist. Keep reading
The annual Sound Mind Live festival is a celebration of "our shared humanity." Held May 18 in Bushwick, the annual event aims to highlight issues of mental health prevalent throughout the music industry. Keep reading
"We're not making music for people's great-grandparents," says a klezmer artist from Israel. In celebration of Jewish American Heritage Month, learn about the fans and musicians leading the klezmer revival. Keep reading
In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, get to know 10 up-and-coming AAPI artists — including Alex Ritchie, Curtis Waters and others — whose music spans geography and genre. Keep reading
Amid legal drama and rap feuds, Gunna dropped his fifth studio album — and showed that none of the negativity is going to drag him down. Keep reading
May 10 is quite the stacked day of new music across all genres — from Post Malone & Morgan Wallen's country collab, to Stray Kids' team-up with Charlie Puth, to The Chainsmokers and Kings of Leon. Check out some fresh releases to enjoy this weekend here. Keep reading
More than two decades after 'Morning View' helped solidify Incubus as a rock mainstay, Brandon Boyd and Michael Einziger break down how rerecording the album for 'Morning View XXIII' "reinvigorated" the band. Keep reading
Weezer’s debut album was a harbinger of nerd rock and its many acolytes, with hits like "Buddy Holly" and "Undone (The Sweater Song)." Thirty years after its release, 'The Blue Album' stands tall for the ways it redefined indie pop and rock. Keep reading
After Shannon Shaw lost her fiancé, Joe Haener, in a freak accident, the music that would comprise 'The Moon is in the Wrong Place' began flowing fast. So was second-guessing about bringing such a tender document to market. Read for how it came to be. Keep reading
