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Bedouine cruises, The Story Changes skate, MaYan make a power play and more in today's Roundup. Is anybody else digging Fosse/Verdon on FX? I sure am. But that's probably...

Here's something a little different from my endless supply of music posters: A few items from the mountain of vintage gear I've had sitting around my house since the...

Apparently Jimmy Fallon didn't get the memo. The rest of the major-network late-night hosts have taken the week off — but grinnin' Jimmy and his Tonight Show are still...

Delyn Grey is your Disappointment Girl in her cathartic and confessional new single and video — premiering exclusively on Tinnitist. "This song established my sound — and basically birthed Delyn...

Mark Lanegan takes a ride, Tim Heidecker takes a meeting, Jackie Cohen takes it outside, Kevin Hearn takes things seriously and more in today's Roundup. My neighbour just bought...

In my world, there are few things better than a new Nils Lofgren album. Except maybe a new Nils Lofgren album featuring a handful of previously unheard songs co-written...

Two decades ago, new albums from Tom Waits, Mike Ness, Robert Pollard, George Thorogood and others were spinning away in my portable CD player. Here’s what I had to...

Jordan Paul celebrates the Night Moon in his new video — premiering exclusively on Tinnitist! The first in a series of monthly singles being released by the Toronto singer-songwriter, the...

A ton of great albums came out last week. I managed to review 14 of them on Friday and Saturday, but I'm still catching up with the rest. Here...

So much music, so little time. It could almost be the motto of this site. Every day I get a few dozen albums, EPs, singles and videos sent my...

Some weeks are bigger than others. And when it comes to new albums, this one is definitely plus-sized. There are more than 140 albums, EPs and singles being released...

I know you like to watch. So here's a list of the musicians who will be singing for their supper next week on the boob tube. Of course, everything...

Will Kimbrough is one of those musicians whose work you’ve undoubtedly heard — even if you’ve never heard of him. The veteran Nashville guitarist, songwriter and producer has lent...

The South will rise again. Even if it has to happen all the way out in the Golden State. If you haven't already had the pleasure, please make the...

Which came first: The partnership or the acronym? It's a fair question when you're talking about pop supergroup LSD. The musical union of British multi-hyphenate Labrinth, Australian superstar singer-songwriter...

This might seem obvious, but it's easy to forget: Real songwriters — the ones who do it not just for a living, but because they have to — tend...

Wayne Coyne is coming for your children. But there's no need to panic; the Flaming Lips’ freaky frontman only wants to tell them a story. Yep, that's right: The...

Revenge may be a dish best served cold. But subversion, like medicine, goes down smoother when accompanied by even the smallest dash of sugar. Case in point: Serfs Up!,...

For Bruce Hornsby, The Way It Is hasn't been the way it is for a long time. In the three decades since he fluked his way onto the pop...

Lucy Spraggan ends it, Exodus share the love, Auras garden, Rob Hicks gives it away and more in today's Roundup. Hear that sound? It's a beer calling my name....

Some live albums can stand on their own without visuals. Beyonce’s Homecoming, sadly, is not one of them. This is not to suggest the mammoth set — which captures...

Buddy Bolden is the most influential jazz artist you've never heard. And neither has anyone else alive — although the legendary cornet player and his band supposedly cut at...

Hands up, everybody who wants to shell out for another Rolling Stones anthology containing Start Me Up, Brown Sugar, Wild Horses, It's Only Rock ’n’ Roll (But I Like...

Her name might sound like a piece from your grandma's jewelry box. But Jade Bird — and yes, that apparently is her real moniker — is the latest in...

The O’Jays’ Love Train has come to the end of the line. But even on the final run, it's staying right on track. After nearly 60 years and 30...