Corey Taylor: “I Accidentally Recorded a Fucking Kick-Ass Party Album”
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More than 20 years in the making, Corey Taylor speaks to Rolling Stone about his long-awaited debut solo album.
‘Kid A’ at 20: Why Radiohead’s Futuristic Masterpiece Sounds Right on Time
Posted in: Music FeaturesSomething about the band’s robot-blues reinvention seemed uncannily perfect for the fall of 2000 — the same thing that makes it perfect for the fall of 2020
Laura Jane Grace Is Just Trying to Survive
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay Alive, a new album that the singer-songwriter recorded during quarantine, is out now
What Was It Like to Play Bass for Prince?
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith the new ‘Sign O’ The Times’ super-deluxe box out now, longtime Prince collaborator Levi Seacer Jr. looks back
‘I Am Woman’: How Helen Reddy’s Feminist Anthem Quietly Changed Pop
Posted in: Music Features“I realized the song I was looking for didn’t exist, and I was going to have to write it myself,” late Australian singer once said of her signature hit
Song You Need to Know: Brittany Howard, ‘Goat Head’ (Earthgang Remix)
Posted in: Music FeaturesAtlanta hip-hop duo transform Howard’s track into a mournful meditation on police brutality and American racial violence
Rolling Stone 500: Prince Achieves Global Takeover With ‘Purple Rain’
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow Bob Seger ballads, a teenage guitarist, and a wildly ambitious film concept played into the defining statement of the artist’s career
Rolling Stone 500: Vampire Weekend Age Gracefully on ‘Modern Vampires of the City’
Posted in: Music FeaturesFueled by post-breakup malaise and “vibe-y old skeleton art,” the once-trendy college band showed its staying power on its third LP
Butch Vig on Why ‘Who’s Next’ ‘Didn’t Sound Like Any Other Record’
Posted in: Music Features“I was fascinated by how they put their sound together,” drummer-producer says of the Who as he reflects on their classic 1971 LP
Song You Need to Know: Kelsy Karter, ‘God Knows I’ve Tried’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe New Zealand-born singer-songwriter’s debut album, due next week, includes this special hybrid of rock & roll, jazz, and gospel
