Massive Attack, 'Splitting the Atom' (Virgin)
Cinematic soul seekers scout nightmare's edge.
By Barry Walters 10.07.09 9:59 AM
Suggesting enormous dread through anxious details, this four-track preview of the Bristol trip-hop collective's long-awaited 2010 album slithers like adelicate monster.
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Best & Worst of All Points West: Day 3
Coldplay converts your boyfriend, the Black Keys soundtrack mud wrestling, and MGMT ditch their own show.
By RAY PADGETT 08.03.09 11:32 AM
BEST SET OF THE DAY
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Video: Duffy, Kings of Leon Win, Coldplay Snubbed at Brit Awards
Plus: Watch U2, the Killers, Coldplay, the Pet Shop Boys, Kings of Leon and more perform in London!
By Larry Fitzmaurice 02.19.09 10:56 AM
Sorry, Coldplay: The Brit Awards are just not that into you.
Although the English rockers scored three Grammys earlier this month, they walked away empty-handed at last night's Brit Awards ceremony in London, despite being nominated for four statues, including Best British Group and Best Album.
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Album Stream: Beck Covers Dylan, YYYs Cover Ramones
Listen to Heroes, a star-studded compilation benefiting the War Child Organization.
By Melissa Goldstein 02.11.09 9:55 AM
If you're like us, you've been hoarding every opportunity to hear tracks from the forthcoming War Child benefit compilation Heroes.
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Exclusive Song: Elbow Cover U2
Hear the Mercury Prize winner's version of a The Joshua Tree classic.
By Larry Fitzmaurice 01.28.09 8:35 AM
The Seldom Seen Kid, the latest album from Brit rockers Elbow, received high marks from SPIN -- and even beat out Radiohead for Britain's esteemed Mercury Music Prize. Now Elbow are taking on another legendary rock band: U2.
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Beck, Lily Allen, TV on the Radio Cover Rock Legends
See who Bob Dylan, U2, Bruce Springsteen, and Stevie Wonder picked to rerecord their famous songs
By Larry Fitzmaurice 01.12.09 3:57 PM
File this one under "awesome idea combined with a great cause." The War Child International charity, which provides aid to children in war-torn countries like Iraq and Afghanistan, recently asked 16 legendary musicians, including Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and Bruce Springsteen, to choose a song from their catalogue and a contempo
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