There’s something about these 80s album covers ... the belt with major hits like “Psycho Killer.” Yet, their album Remain in the Light stands out for its unique cover. Created by graphic ...

The 80s was an iconic era ... heavy metal band Quiet Riot released their cover of the song, which reached No. 5 on Billboard Hot 100. The single propelled their album Mental Health to become ...

Earlier this month, Ween released a 30th anniversary edition of Chocolate And Cheese, one of the finest alt-rock albums of the ’90s. It’s a great entry point for this band’s consistently excellent (if ...

Post Malone stunned with his CMA Awards performance, for which he paid tribute to late revered country artist Joe Diffie ...

If you're rediscovering CDs after years of streaming, a veteran of the compact disc or a newcomer to the format, I've picked ...

One of the things that sets country music apart from other genres of music is the regularity at which artists release cover ... the album, peaking at No. 8 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs ...

While the discount clothing store is now long gone, the album cover photograph remains a time capsule of late ’80s New York and the unapologetic hip-hop that emerged from its streets.

Similarly, as Luminate revealed in its midyear report, catalog music (released 18 months or earlier) accounted for 73% of all album ... hits upon their releases, with over 80% top 10 hits on the ...

courtesy of the 100 songs that changed the genre forever. This is where it starts: with pouring rain, a clanging funeral bell and a crack of thunder. Six minutes and 20 seconds later, the whole of ...

Singer/bassist John Doe and guitarist Billy Zoom formed X in L.A. in 1977, just as the debut albums by the Ramones and the ...

Forty-eight years ago today, Waylon Jennings released Are You Ready for the Country, it would become his second No. 1 album.

There were some surprise exceptions to the focus on the hits like a cover of Erasure’s late-1980s ... “When You Were Young,” a song off the 2006 album “Sam’s Town,” and “Human, ...