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Gnarls Barkley's quiet half writes the songs that make the world 'Feel Good Inc.'
Friends and fellow rockers Maroon 5 and Counting Crows team up for a summer tour
Watch out when these New York indie rockers take the stage—singer Gabe Levine might land on you
Actress Zooey Deschanel is turning heads as one-half of breakout folk-rockers She & Him
Linkin Park’s Projekt Revolution tour promises plenty of hard rock and (maybe) flying surfboards
An interview with the legendary rapper from A Tribe Called Quest
For England’s red-hot dance-rock duo, success didn’t come overnight—it only seems that way
Florida’s saucy pop quintet just wants to have fun—in a ‘Traumatic’ sort of way
She’s signed to a hip-hop label and loves Gershwin. Meet the future of piano-pop.
Todd Fink talks about his synth-rock crew’s new album—and why he changed his name to ‘Fink’
A Chicago band with a weird name embraces its geeky side
Even Madge loves this New York crew's raucous blend of rock and Gypsy music
Chicago’s hottest female rapper calls us out for our lack of wrestling knowledge
Meditation, ‘The Hills’—have these Chicago punks gone totally L.A.?
The Wu-Tang producer returns as Bobby Digital…and one bad-ass chess player
Talking Chinese karaoke and Orlando vacations with the veteran Brit-poppers
After backing up Rilo Kiley’s Jenny Lewis, this sister act is taking the spotlight
The Mayhem Festival’s youngest band may be the future of metal
Indie rockers We Are Scientists are huge in England, but overlooked at home—for now
Canada’s indie supergroup explains its Fine Young Cannibals connection
Los Angeles art-punk duo wants to launch a vegan-friendly empire—one free party at a time
Cute Is What We Aim For punches and screams towards pop-punk stardom
But her wistful songs—and her way with a drum kit—make us go all gooey inside
Is Warped Tour ready for the girl-kissing pop provocateur?
Bjorn Turoque explains the joys of rockin’ out on an invisible six-string
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