Big Boi showed up in force to his performance at Cervantes Tuesday night, another stop on his 36-city Shoes For Running tour.

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

Blood was one of several bodily fluids spilled at GWAR’s performance Wednesday night at the Gothic Theatre in Denver.

Its few singles may be resoundingly lush, but Major Lazer fails to fill in the corners of his new album, “Free the Universe.”

Oklahoma governor Mary Fallin chose not to renew the Flaming Lips song “Do You Realize” as the state’s official rock song.

Angel Olsen is far more cheery than her music might indicate. She might even bring some new songs to her Hi-Dive performance this Sunday.

Opening misfires aside, “Half Shadows” is a decent album with a few excellent selections from Los Angeles producer Jennifer Lee.

The new Jay-Z song posted takes aim at the rapper’s latest critics, who are also scrutinizing his impending sale of his Brooklyn Nets stake.

The anger over Jay-Z and Beyonce’s wedding anniversary in Havana might have subsided, but the communist country has long appealed to recording artists.

“Shaking The Habitual” from the Knife might sound like a just a big muddled metaphor. But the specifics are there, colored in with creative spirit.