Reuters - Los Angeles-based rock band Say Anything will follow 2007's high-concept double album "In Defense of the Genre" with a self-titled project this summer, frontman Max Bemis told Billboard.com.

Reuters - The music industry needs to learn from the "dark side of the Internet" that has so decimated its business if it is to ever regain the upper hand in the fight against piracy.

Say what you will about Brendan O'Brien, the producer who manned the boards for the overpacked Rising, the slick Devils & Dust, and the unbalanced Magic, but he knows how to juggle the E Street Band members. On this second song from Springsteen's upcoming Working on a Dream, O'Brien seems intent on capturing the momentum of a live perfor...

After several closely monitored weeks of leaks, it's time to take a look at the year's most anticipated album that doesn't feature Buckethead. Given Kanye West's reputation for finding musical inspiration in unlikely places (be they leftfield samples or genre-bending collaborations) it's surprising to see the superstar rapper/producer embrace su...

Reuters - Chameleonic Killers frontman Brandon Flowers seems to sport a new look for every album his band releases.