Editor Pick: Music

‘Love, Lust and Genocide’ comes off as a meditation on America’s current condition.

William Schimmel’s latest, 'Theater of the Accordion,' takes the instrument to heights that demand respect.

'What The World Needs Now' from PiL is the perfect antidote for those grown sick of the pablum of the pop music industry.

Song, melody, and laughter are the soul of this album.

John Lydon is one of those rare figures in public life who isn't afraid to speak his mind.

Classical crossover is big right now, and Ben Folds proves an uncommon master on these eight fascinating songs.

Cellist Inbal Segev, oboist Cynthia Koledo DeAlmeida, and pianist Jeffrey Biegel help make this collection an appealing album of modern classical music with a good balance of accessibility and sophistication.

For longtime fans of The Who (of which I consider myself one, seeing them three times live), The Who - 'Live at Shea Stadium 1982' is a rare treat.

The celebrated cellist unveils another selection from her new recording of Bach's Cello Suites, which she describes as '[m]asterpieces by perhaps the greatest composer who ever lived.'

Patriotism, country music by former 'American Idol' finalist Ayla Brown and rock and roll by Madison Rising made the Concerned Veterans for America (CVA) Defend Freedom Tour a treat for the spirit and the ears.