The sounds of Afghan history are being erased to prevent music’s ‘moral corruption’ of the Afghan people. We can help keep Afghanistan’s music alive. Plus, Eliane Radigue’s deep listening, and the bri ...

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Join the SUNY Fredonia Wind Ensemble on Saturday, Feb. 28, for a performance of Gustav Holst’s “The Planets.” The concert at ...

First, let's talk about the chip shortage itself. AI (setting aside the confusion that term causes) is everywhere, with data centers going up daily to support it. The massive data centers required to ...

Lafuente Calvo, who makes music as Guitarricadelafuente, built his stage name from his surname and his instrument—“guitarrica ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 22 — Shahlan Abdullah, the unmistakable voice of Malaysian punk outfit Carburetor Dung, died ...

Alongside the silicon announcement, Cisco introduced new fixed and modular switching systems in its Nexus 9000 and Cisco 8000 product lines powered by the G300. Cisco said the systems deliver ...

'A lot of these places have been stuck in the past' ...

Thursday’s schedule at SBIFF brought back the mighty Michael B. Jordan, and assorted cinematic byways from Africa to Appalachia.

An especially tender year, with adieus to iconic venues, avant-rock supergroups, and after-hours local legends.

In the heart of downtown Los Angeles, where blue-collar industry works in the shadow of graffiti masterpieces, Skyline Festival lands as an ode to LA’s dance ...

There's a strange irony in the music industry that many people overlook. We live in an era where artists can fix every mistake, layer hundreds of tracks, and polish their sound until it's pristine.