Editor Pick: Music

Tina Schlieske's gutsy singing and songwriting both owe much to her predecessors in bluesy soul, but while any of these 12 songs might remind you of something, they sound anything but tired.

Golem may not be your grandparents', or even your parents', klezmer band, but that doesn't make them any less authentic or inspiring.

Two jazz vocalists and one percussionist turn out fine albums.

Toto's 35th anniversary concert in Poland is a must for fans and an ideal introduction for newcomers.

The new Swans album employs a pop sensibility to its dark underground sound.

Win a copy of War's first new studio album in two decades together with the first-ever CD release of the band's 1976 'Greatest Hits.'

Nine years after 'Jagged Little Pill,' Alanis Morissette could not be contained to the “alt angst” label. With her sixth LP, 'So-Called Chaos,' she continued her journey into her own womanhood.

Is this Neil Young's Nebraska or his most ridiculous blunder since the Shocking Pinks?

It was the year of Prince, the dawn of the 12” mix and rising dance-pop dolls when Wilde premiered her fourth LP, 'Teases & Dares' (MCA), in the fall of 1984.

Summer’s debut, 'Lady of the Night,' is still obscured in her discography, as music historians often confine the singer to her output from 1975 through 1979.