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Hyperspace: AI Exploration serves as a way for listeners to escape reality, and it truly conceptualizes this goal with stunning images of galactic spectacles.
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While one sort of album isn’t more effective than the other, both planned and unplanned albums each provide drastically different productions of music.
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Friday was so cold that The Weeknd could hardly feel his face, while Saturday left fans with sunburns that rivaled the red of Florence Welch’s iconic hair.
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With a decade under its belt, Outside Lands 2018 knew what it was doing — repeating multiple artists from its first lineup while also finally managing to have female headliners.
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Friday night’s headlining slot set an R&B sex symbol against a man best known for robbing Beyoncé of the Grammy Award for Album of the Year.
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“Joy In The Wild Unknown” is an apt name for the debut LP by Ripe, a band that posits exuberant dance energy as the foundational basis for its music.
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To make your eclipse experience that much better, we at the Clog have composed a playlist full of songs to compliment this rare event. Get ready to jam out and have your jaw drop.
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Monterey in the ’60s was well-known for a three-day music festival. Jimi Hendrix performed, as did the Who and Janis Joplin. This Woodstock-of-the-West experience continues today in the scenic coastal town with First City Festival, a two-day music festival boasting a well-curated lineup, an old-school carnival and even a swamp
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By this point in his 12-album, 21-year recording career, Beck has been called a lot of things — but never truly “consistent.” Since rising out of the primordial soup of early ’90s anti-folk, he has deftly shown himself to be a Jack of all genres, dabbling with similar proportions in
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If you read my last post about The Piano Guys, you saw how two ambitious musicians worked together to cover popular tunes on a small scale, using nothing more than a piano and cello. Today, we take a 180 degree turn — and talk about a cover tune on the
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