Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Rob Zombie’s new album, "The Electric Warlock Acid Witch Satanic Orgy Celebration Dispenser", is out today (Friday, April 29), via UMe/T-Boy Records. In a video clip from Rolling Stone (see below), Rob explains how he arrived at the album titl... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — From the Beatles and Bob Dylan to Beyoncé, Prince sits within a spectrum of musicians who have deployed the tools of cinema in service of their creative expression. Where many of his albums feature the rather staggering credit "produced, arranged,... more info

USA Today Music — 'It's not like finding one unknown Beatles album. (It's enough) for dozens of albums.'             more info

Rolling Stone — Little Richard described 1988's third annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony as a "beautiful reunion," something he heard echoed by other attendees of the gala, which honored the Beatles, Supremes, Beach Boys, Bob Dylan and others. "Bru... more info

Guardian Music — From Curragh of Kildare to Last Boat Leaving … Irish singer and actor Camille O’Sullivan on a concert to mark the Easter Rising centenary that taps the rich musical connection between England and IrelandI was born in London and raised in... more info

Rolling Stone — Last summer, James Taylor released his first album of original material in 13 years, and the legendary singer-songwriter is getting ready to take his new and old music on the road in North America. We caught up with Taylor to discuss his musical h... more info

Guardian Music — The footage, shot by an Australian woman, shows the Beatles getting their make-up done for the special The Music of Lennon & McCartney in November 1965. Australian dancer and make-up artist Dawn Swane was working at Granada TV in Manchester at the ti... more info

The Mirror — Paul McCartney had his first sex with a German hooker and he and the other Beatles had pre-paid sex workers laid on for them when they were touring America more info

New York Times — This quartet’s Brazilianness comes through in the singing, with a set connecting to everything from the Beatles to early Pink Floyd to today’s neo-psychedelic bands. more info

Consequence of Sound — During which he covered Radiohead, The Beatles, Sarah McLachlan, and The B-52s. more info