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Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin | Posted 02.22.2012

Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin

This week we review albums by Neil Young, Bronski Beat, Cheap Trick, Hafdis Huld, The Beatles, and other artists.

On Tour With Lady Gaga: A Conversation With Scissor Sisters' Jake Shears

Mike Ragogna | Posted 05.29.2011

Mike Ragogna

The Scissor Sisters are huge around the world, but in the United States, it seems like they're still a breaking act, and I kind of don't understand that.

Bid On Rare Music Merch At Chicago Wax Trax! Fundraiser

| Lauren Drell | Posted 05.26.2011

Fans of the New Wave, punk rock and industrial scene have a have a rare opportunity to bid on exclusive merchandise from recording artists like Nine I...

Rehab, Religion and the Resurrection of Filter's Richard Patrick

Andrew Shaffer | Posted 05.25.2011

Andrew Shaffer

Sobriety has re-invigorated and re-energized Richard Patrick. He enjoys his life, his music, and his family. "Life isn't a dress rehearsal," he says, grateful to make the most of his second chance.

Atari Teenage Riot Reactivate at Gramercy Theater

Salvatore Bono | Posted 05.25.2011

Salvatore Bono

Though lineups may have changed, the band's message of anarchy and disdain for politicians is still the same. The band could have not picked a better time to come to the city that never sleeps.

Look Who's Not Talking, Bono!

Virginia M. Moncrieff | Posted 05.25.2011

Virginia M. Moncrieff

Mo longer are we content to hear the tin pot half-baked undergraduate political ramblings of some bloke who just happens to have the mic. What in the hell would he know?

Jane Siberry And the Art of Independence

James Gavin | Posted 05.25.2011

James Gavin

Adelaide is a charming but sleepy little town in South Australia. It's a place I might never have visited, had I not been flown there to speak at the 2007 Adelaide Cabaret Festival.

The Company You Keep

Tom Andrews | Posted 05.25.2011

Tom Andrews

Yesterday's announcement by acclaimed musicians that they were signing onto our National Campaign to Close Guantanamo Bay generated a harsh response from Liz Cheney and Bill Kristol.

Stephen Colbert Signs Campaign Letter to Close Guantanamo Now (Video)

Tom Andrews | Posted 05.25.2011

Tom Andrews

Rosanne Cash appeared on the Colbert Report last night on the use of music to torture at Guantanamo, and she made it clear: using music as torture is wrong and there's no gray area.

Bridging the Gap: Q and A with MySpace Music President Courtney Holt

Ariston Anderson | Posted 05.25.2011

Ariston Anderson

We spoke with Holt at the New Music Seminar to learn more about how MySpace is helping to bridge the gap between new media and the old music industry.

Nine Inch Nails at Bonnaroo -- Their Last U.S. Show Ever (Slideshow)

Posted 05.25.2011

Photographs by Maryelle St. Clare for the Huffington Post More coverage and exclusive photos from the 2009 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival....

At the Webby Awards: Can the Internet Revolution end? (No.)

Andrea Chalupa | Posted 05.25.2011

Andrea Chalupa

The web industry celebrated its stars at the 13th Annual Webby Awards -- the Oscars of the Internet -- and victors were limited to five-word-long acceptance speeches.

The Webby Award Speech: the original Twitter

Ariston Anderson | Posted 05.25.2011

Ariston Anderson

Last night Seth Myers hosted the 13th Annual Webby Awards at the Wall Street Cipriani, a location that symbolized one more example of how new media is...

Pretty Help Machine: Trent Reznor and "Eric's Army" Unite On Twitter To Save A Life

Rachel Sklar | Posted 05.25.2011

Rachel Sklar

We're showing the world the power of a strong and committed community, and we're quite possibly saving a life in the process.

HuffPost Reviews: Radiohead Pablo Honey, The Bends, and OK Computer Collector's Editions / Pearl Jam's Ten Legacy Edition

Mike Ragogna | Posted 05.25.2011

Mike Ragogna

Radiohead delivers not just one version of their Collector's Editions, but two. Sounds too good to be true? Well, let's take a look at what each of these collections offer.

A History of Music Torture in the "War on Terror"

Andy Worthington | Posted 05.25.2011

Andy Worthington

U.S. military personnel were ordered to keep prisoners awake by blasting ear-splittingly loud music at them -- for days, weeks or even months on end -- at prisons in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay.

Musicians Protest Their Involvement In US Interrogation Methods

AP | ANDREW O. SELSKY | Posted 05.25.2011

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba — Blaring from a speaker behind a metal grate in his tiny cell in Iraq, the blistering rock from Nine Inch Nails...

Lollapalooza Day Three: Here's One Celebrity McCain Can't Link to Obama

Karen Stabiner And Sarah Dietz | Posted 05.25.2011

Karen Stabiner And Sarah Dietz

Kanye West's set at Lollapalooza was like the end of Waiting for Godot, but instead of waiting for Godot, we were waiting for Obama, hoping that the rumors about him appearing with Kanye were true.

Stand and Be Counted

Karen Stabiner And Sarah Dietz | Posted 05.25.2011

Karen Stabiner And Sarah Dietz

Thanks to Obama's introduction of Kanye West at Lollapalooza, even my mother will be there bopping along to "Golddigger." And if that isn't a change, I don't know what is.