From Born to Die to Did you know that there's a tunnel under Ocean Blvd, it's easy to get lost in Lana Del Rey's iconic discography – so we're here to help.

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A look at how impeccable the music taste of Scarlett Johansson is and how an interview with KCRW where she goes through her ...

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We sit down with Ben Long to talk through the making of Sophie's posthumous final project and gain a rare insight into the ...

I’d like to think that Sabrina Carpenter is dressed in a skimpy bikini and lying on a lilo in the pool of her Spanish colonial-style house in Los Angeles. “Read me another,” she calls to a middle-aged ...

Owens himself is not religious, but he likes a church, or the idea of a church. “At its best, it is a place where people come ...

The Beatles to Taylor Swift - THE COUNTDOWN: Not even the greatest musicians in the world can put out golden hits all the time. Kevin E G Perry reaches for his earplugs and asks, where did it all go ...

Morten Harket, the iconic frontman of Norwegian synth-pop band A-ha, has captivated audiences worldwide with his soaring ...

On May 4, 1977, Toronto punk rock pioneers the Viletones played the Colonial Underground, a basement club on Yonge Street.

The Village Voice sits down with jazz pianist Matthew Shipp to discuss Andre 3000's bad music, Rothko's great paintings, and much in between.