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You may rock the karaoke, you may even have impressed the judges on “American Idol,” but you don’t know lyrics until you’ve seen them in alphabetical order.
You may rock the karaoke, you may even have impressed the judges on “American Idol,” but you don’t know lyrics until you’ve seen them in alphabetical order.
The South by Southwest music festival begins in Austin, Texas, today. Of the hundreds of acts hoping to break big, 763 have offered an mp3 of their still-unknown sound. We listen to them all, all the way through.
Wandering along the Arbat in Moscow, Elizabeth Kiem finds the residence of a Russian singer who spent a year in a concentration camp during World War II, and who claims never to have known her true home.
Because year-end album lists shouldn’t happen just once a year. In this installment: The lists and timeline converge.
For music listeners of every era, our audio formats define us—until we grow up and upgrade. Remembering the sweet squeak of cassettes.
In the past 12 months thousands of albums were released, but there are only 10 you’ll need to remember.
The critic is the defender of taste, often to diehard fans’ chagrin. But inside every critic is the ultimate fan, who must temper their gushing with honesty.
Driving long distances to shopping centers, Laurie Lindeen discovers yesteryear’s Top 40 on the radio. The songs she missed, she now gets, and now she’s got to pull over before she breaks down.
The jazz chanteuse talks about meeting a legend, experimenting with styles, and finding her own voice.
Emptying out a storage space in Houston means judging sentimental value against what fits in the car.