Following Prince’s death in 2016, Tyka Nelson, the musician’s younger sister, has been tasked with helping preserve the Purple One’s legacy. She shares one-sixth of Prince’s estate, with thousands of unreleased songs reportedly stowed away in Prince’s vault. Fans have eagerly demanded a taste of what the artist never got the chance to release on his own.

Kurt Cobain died 27 years ago. Now, computer science helped release a new Nirvana song. The iconic frontman of Seattle sound pathfinders, Nirvana, committed suicide on April 5, 1994. Kurt Cobain’s iconoclast career crowned him at the Rock n’Roll Hall of Fame and paved the way to the urban legend known as the “27 Club.”

There are hit albums, and then there’s Dark Side of the Moon. Pink Floyd‘s eternally popular song cycle has sold more than 15 million copies in the U.S. since its release on March 1st, 1973, and more than 45 million units worldwide. A true colossus of classic rock, the album made its creators — bassist/vocalist Roger Waters, guitarist/vocalist David Gilmour, keyboardist/vocalist Rick Wright, and drummer Nick Mason — incredibly wealthy, and ultimately spent a mind-boggling 937 weeks on the Billboard 200.

The boys were back in town, but I was out of the bar, because they asked me to leave.

The tale of how a man and his accordion conquered the charts.

1955 - 2020

According to the YouTube-user: "Using lyrics.rip to scrape the Genius Lyrics Database, I made a Markov Chain write AC/DC lyrics. This is the end result- "Great Balls"."

No need to worry about how AC/DC hasn't popped out new music in six years, because a computer program called AI/DC wrote its own, perfect Acca Dacca song.

There you go, I never knew this. Sounds plausible too.

- A Dose of Buckley

Back after 18 years.

Frumpy

Henry Rollins examines Jon Savage’s oral history of the post-punk band.

Great hard-driving rock song by Alyxx.

Courtney Barnett

Pixies

Shannon & The Clams

Pioneering guitarist and progenitor of surf rock with “Let’s Go Trippin'” and “Miserlou” inspired generation of musicians