Making a shimmery pop album seems like the natural progression for Two Door Cinema Club, a band that’s apparently been chomping at the bit to go full nu-disco for the last three years.

Bettye Kronstad was with Lou Reed from the end of his time in The Velvet Underground through his 1973 album Berlin, as girlfriend, wife, and co-conspirator. Her memoir details these tumultuous five years.

MST3K: Volume XXXVII includes the episodes The Human Duplicators, Escape 2000, The Horror of Party Beach, and Invasion of the Neptune Men.

“Forget,” is an odd title for Boxed In to give the best song on his new album Melt, considering the track has both a groove and chorus that are catchy enough to stay in your mind, and keep you humming along, long after you’ve finished listening to it.

My Damage tells the story of Keith Morris’ life in punk rock.

In 1991, R.E.M. released the album that cemented their status as the former college radio favorites who became, for a few years, the biggest band in the world.

Blood on the Mountain tells the roughly chronological story of corruption in the coal industry.

For the seminal Welsh band Super Furry Animals, genre is merely another tool to accentuate their big sound, laden with imaginative synths and heavily orchestrated guitars. They deserve credit for producing music that is endlessly interesting, fun, and surprising.

Michael Mason, an American pickpocket living in Paris, finds himself on the run after a bag he steals and abandons in a crowded square turns out to be a terrorist bomb.