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There are few demographics of music producers more hungry to make it happen and with more time to ensure that it does than college students. And with school around the corner, many music producers and musicians who became obsessed with the craft throughout high school are starry-eyed and excited to ...Continue reading  » Read More

Moog Music, a pioneer in electronic musical instruments, is broadening the horizons for musicians and producers by introducing Moogerfooger plug-ins to iOS. These eight dynamic effects, available in the App Store, reflect Moog's commitment to pushing creative boundaries and adapting to the evolving ...Continue reading  » Read More

Ed Sheeran has been teasing a new album all about autumn. On August 1, he wrote “Autumn is coming” on Instagram, and today he shared a retro-styled infomercial where he advertises a “damper hamper” into which you can put stuff associated with autumn. (Scented candles, mulch, tea.) So, basically,  » Read More

System of A Down’s Serj Tankian is publicly asking Imagine Dragons to cancel a September 2 show in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan. In a caption posted to Instagram, Tankian pointed out how “Azerbaijan’s petro-oligarchic dictatorial regime [is] starving 120k people in Nagorno-Karabagh[,] which is now being called a Genocide by the former prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.”  » Read More

Jerry Moss, the record executive who co-founded A&M Records with Herb Alpert, has died. Billboard reports that Moss died earlier today while at home with his family in Bel Air, California. No cause of death has been reported. Moss was 88.  » Read More

Last month, the Los Angeles band Sextile announced a new album, Push, and shared its lead single “New York.” Today, they’re back with another offering from the album, which is out in September.  » Read More

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On Monday night, the Strokes performed at Red Rocks Amphitheatre for their first concert in Colorado since 2006. Weyes Blood was one of the openers for the show, and she came out during the Strokes’ set to duet with Julian Casablancas on “Modern Girls & Old Fashion Men,”  » Read More

The New England band Perennial play a rousing, danceable form of post-hardcore that strikes me as extremely Xennial — as in, the RIYLs include Blood Brothers and Refused, and I can imagine them touring with Pretty Girls Make Graves or Electric Six. For their upcoming EP The Leaves Of Autumn Symmetry,  » Read More