Our 4/20 playlist includes stoner classics like Bob Marley and Cypress Hill, along with some deeper cuts like Pavement, the Strokes and more.

Even though Daft Punk isn’t scheduled to appear at Coachella this weekend, the Parisian duo did bestow upon fans another trailer of material that revealed a long list of guests on the upcoming album.

Here’s an Anti-Valentine’s Day playlist for you sad, single and bitter to wallow in your own self pity.

Another new Strokes song has been released called “All The Time,” and you can listen to it here.

The structure is simple, the guitar riffs basic, the lyrics at best inane, but the Troggs’Wild Thing remains a garage rock classic more than 45 years after its release made The Troggs and lead singer Reg Presley international stars.

Presley, whose raunchy, suggestive voice powers this paean to teenage lust, died Monday after a year-long struggle with lung cancer that had forced him and the band into reluctant retirement, his agent Keith Altham announced on Facebook late Monday night. He was 71.

After much speculation over the past few weeks, a name and release date for the Strokes’ new album have been announced.

It’s not the “All the Time” track that we were waiting for, but the Strokes’ new song, “One Way Trigger” was released today. The track is presumably from the upcoming album that was confirmed this month by Billboard. You can listen to the Strokes’ new song below.

Looks like we won’t have to wait long to see if the Strokes can release an album that lives up to its landmark first releases “Is This It” or “Room On Fire.” Billboard has confirmed that the band will release its fifth studio album sometime this year.

Here are 10 pop(ish) albums that I’m excited for, with releases by pop staples like Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and yes, even Cher.

The New Mastersounds blew up the Other Side Saturday night, churning through an acid-jazz, deep-funk dance lesson that kept the joint jumping ‘til almost 3 a.m.