If it is, Strokes fans can take solace in the fact that there's at least one artist pushing out garage rock pop reminiscent of the New York quartet's best work. Her name is Ke$ha, and you might know her as the Top-40 star who drank her own urine and had sex with a ghost.

-- The Strokes, "Comedown Machine" (RCA) The Strokes spent the past six years burning through all the leeway earned with once being declared saviors...

Julian, we need to have a talk about your band's new album. I just don't understand what you're doing. The synths and new waviness, the extreme falsetto, the lack of guitar, and that bizarre, old timey song at the end of the record -- what's going on here?

By Alex Koenig Reviewing a Strokes album for a new generation of fans requires reminiscence so let me take you on a trip down memory lane: The fiv...

From the "Veronica Mars" movie Kickstarter campaign to the upcoming return of "Arrested Development," 2013 has been one long bout of nostalgia. ("Girl...

The Strokes have not planned a tour in support of "Comedown Machine, " the band's upcoming fifth studio album. Bassist Nikolai Fraiture says the ba...

The Strokes have released a new single, "All the Time" -- take a listen in the video above. The song is the first promoted single off of the band'...

Little did you know when the ball dropped on New Year's Eve, but January 2013 would become Strokes month. On Jan. 17, it was revealed that new musi...

Earlier in January, it was revealed that The Strokes were working on a new album, set for release this year. Friday, the band unveiled the first singl...

Strokes fans, rejoice. As first reported by Seattle rock station 107.7 The End and confirmed by Billboard, The Strokes plan to release an album this y...

Just as Animal Collective continued on an experimental path, I hope The Funeral Suits do the same as they craft a pioneering sound that's bound to influence and inspire.

This week our playlist includes music by Fats Waller, Champion Jack Dupree, Supergrass, Harper Simon, Count Basie and more.

What ever happened to good old fashioned rock and roll? That's the question Cincinnati rockers Foxy Shazam answer with their fourth album The Church of Rock and Roll.

This is not a year-end list -- the headline says it all -- herewith, two dozen filmed performances.

Scotty McCreery's new album Clear As Day just hit #1 in Billboard, and it features some very personal songs that seem to fit him perfectly. He tells me how he picked this batch.