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Shakey Graves Ruminates On 10 Years Of 'Roll The Bones'

Alejandro Rose Garcia's 2011 album is one of Bandcamp's most downloaded folk records. He joins us to discuss the record's deluxe reissue.

The Culture Corner: 30 Years Since Massive Attack's 'Blue Lines'

Thirty years ago, U.K. band Massive Attack released its debut album, Blue Lines, and changed music forever. We go back to the early '90s in Bristol in this first installment of The Culture Corner.

Julien Baker's 'Little Oblivions' Goes Deep And Gets Personal

On Baker's new album, there's no shying away from the tough stuff.

The Lumineers' Jeremiah Fraites Made A Record That Sounds Nothing Like The Lumineers

The co-founder of one of the biggest bands on the planet steps out to make an ... instrumental piano record.

Aaron Lee Tasjan's New Album Touches On Health, Being Alone, And Money

Though these songs may sound like they were inspired by the pandemic, Aaron Lee Tasjan's had an anxious mind since before the lockdown.

David Gray Performs A Mini-Concert For World Cafe

Enjoy an intimate live performance of songs from Gray's latest album, Skellig.

Rick Steves Take Us On A Musical Tour Of Europe

Rick Steves is a travel guide, TV and radio host, and the author of several books. And lots of those stories have to do with music.

A Complete Playlist About 'Strumming The Six String'

What are the best songs about literally playing the guitar?

Get To Know Deep Sea Diver's Jessica Dobson

Not only does Dobson play a wicked guitar on Deep Sea Diver's new album, it's also the first time she's ever co-produced.

The Hold Steady's 'Open Door Policy' Soundtracks An American Hangover

The band shares live performances of songs from its latest album, from the stage of Brooklyn Bowl.