Despite 1969 standing tall in countercultural stature, the decade's final year was heavily marked by two novelty pop songs.

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Despite Neil Peart focusing on the raw precision in Rush, some tunes could leave him absolutely speechless when he heard them.

The singer/performer's No Lube So Rude is crude, smart, disarming, and for some, alarming in its bold lyrical candor.

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Photographer Leni Sinclair's exhibition at the Detroit Historical Museum chronicles music legends.

Well what can you say?! If it’s all too much, go to a festival.

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I come to you right before Trans Day of Visibility Weekend, which I’m capitalizing because I’m a fun guy full of whimsy, with a few bulletin board-esque updates. Take heed of them, pass ’em to someone ...

Leaving behind late 1960s idealism, these 13 acts weaponized volume, occult imagery, and psychological dread to define the ...