The National: Biography, Albums, Essential Songs and Legacy
The National from Cincinnati to Brooklyn: Matt Berninger and two sets of brothers, every studio album from Alligator to Laugh Track, and where to start.
The National from Cincinnati to Brooklyn: Matt Berninger and two sets of brothers, every studio album from Alligator to Laugh Track, and where to start.
Interpol from Turn On the Bright Lights to today: the New York post-punk revival band's members, every studio album, the songs to start with and current tours.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs from Fever to Tell to Cool It Down: Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase, every album, "Maps," "Heads Will Roll" and their legacy.
Florence + The Machine from Lungs onward: Florence Welch's voice, every studio album, "Dog Days Are Over," the songs to start with and their legacy.
The Killers: The Complete History of the Alternative Rock Icons Behind Mr. Brightside The Killers: The Band That Defined 21st Century Alternative Rock Since bursting onto the international music scene in the early 2000s, The Killers have become one of the most influential and successful alternative rock bands of the modern era. Known for arena-sized anthems, unforgettable choruses, and the charismatic leadership of Brandon Flowers, the band has blended indie […]
The Strokes from Is This It to today: members, every studio album, the songs to start with, and how five New Yorkers revived guitar rock in the 2000s.
College rock in a nutshell: what the term means, how 1980s campus radio created it, how it sounds, the bands that defined it and how it led to alternative rock.
How student radio, indie labels and touring vans created 1980s college rock, the bands and albums that defined it, and how it became alternative rock.
Arctic Monkeys from Sheffield to AM and The Car: members, every studio album, Alex Turner's songwriting, the songs to start with and the band's legacy.