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Music
Songs We Love: Cale Tyson, 'Somebody Save Me'
Tyson was an emo kid who found a melancholic connection to country music, and made his debut LP in Muscle Shoals. This horn-accented tune suggests his muse is already leading him elsewhere.
Was 1967 The Greatest Year In Music?
World Cafe celebrates 50 years of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band with a playlist of some the most enduring and endearing music from the year it was released.
Ivy Sole's 'Life' Reassures That Pain Is Temporary
The first video from the rapper/singer's East EP is dedicated to a friend she lost while attending the University of Pennsylvania.
A Champion Of Czech Music, Conductor Jiří Bělohlávek, Dies At 71
The Prague native was a proud promoter of his country's musical heritage — from Antonín Dvořák to Bohuslav Martinů — with the world's top orchestras.
Rainer Maria Returns With 'Lower Worlds,' From Its First Album Since 2006
On August 18, the band returns with S/T, an album that both sounds like Rainer Maria and reflects the far-flung journeys its members have taken individually.
The Thistle & Shamrock: New Writing
From instrumental commissions to new works by singer-songwriters, hear a wealth of recently composed gems.
The War On Drugs Announces New Album, Shares A Pulsing, Springsteen-Citing New Song
The band channels '80s-era Bruce Springsteen on its latest song, with glockenspiel chimes set against gritty guitars and synths.
Foo Fighters' New Song, 'Run,' Sparks A Nursing-Home Uprising
Clad in old-man makeup, Dave Grohl's band returns with a blistering new song — and a video in which the violent elderly are unleashed on an unwitting world.
'Over There' At 100
The George M. Cohan song "Over There" was first published on June 1, 1917. It became America's favorite anthem of World World I and one of the country's great patriotic anthems.