Consequence of Sound — The box set includes a newly mixed version of the classic record as well as 23 new live recordings and demos. The Beatles release Abbey Road 50th anniversary box set: Stream Robin Bacior more info

USA Today Music — John Kosh was 23 when he submitted the cover he'd designed for "Abbey Road" to Apple Records. Kosh reflects on the Beatles' last recording.             more info

Stereogum — In 1970, the English studio-rock perfectionist Jeff Lynne started the orchestral, Beatle-esque band Electric Light Orchestra. In the decades that followed, Jeff Lynne has done a lot of things -- the Traveling Wilburys, the production work for Roy Orb... more info

USA Today Music — “Abbey Road” endures as a pure artistic achievement that closed the Beatles' songbook on a high note.             more info

Totally Fuzzy — "Hope For The Underrated Youth" music video by YungbludAdded: 25-09-2019Genre : Rock & AlternativeDescription : YUNGBLUD - hope for the underrated youthPre-order/pre-save “the underrated youth” EP - https://ift.tt/2mDeXx0 Stream and down... more info

Totally Fuzzy — "First Place (ft. Queen Key)" music video by Toni RomitiAdded: 25-09-2019Genre : R'n'B, Soul, FunkDescription : Toni Romiti Ft. Queen Key - First Place-A swaggering, coolly confidant vocalist, Toni Romiti's hypnotic, downtempo-influenced R&B belies h... more info

Consequence of Sound — Celebrating the home release of Danny Boyle's ode to The Beatles. Win Yesterday Blu-ray/DVD, Vinyl Soundtrack, and Portable Record Player Ben Kaye more info

JamBase — Paul McCartney returned to the Ed Sullivan Theater on Monday night for an appearance on 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.' more info

Totally Fuzzy — "You're Either On Something" music video by TemplesAdded: 24-09-2019Genre : Rock & AlternativeDescription : Temples - You're Either On Something (Official Video)Temples' new studio album 'Hot Motion' is out worldwide on September 27, 2019. Pre-order... more info

Stereogum — 55 years ago, the Beatles made their American debut on The Ed Sullivan Show. 70 million people -- 40.6% of the US population at the time -- tuned in to watch. It's still one of the most-watched programs in the history of American television. Last nig... more info