Rock

The soundtrack for the upcoming film is a jukebox of what punkers loved in the late '70s.

A mixed effort. The group consists of Pete Yorn and J.D. King and their music contains echoes of The Kinks and The Byrds.

A perfect example of how Gabriel marries art and technology like few others to enhance an audience's experience of his art.

Sammy Hagar's new collection of songs employs many of his old friends in an uneven set of blues, country, and hard rock.

A 1998 concert from The Boys Club—Keith Emerson, Marc Bonilla, and Glenn Hughes—contains previously unreleased nuggets that belong in many a rock fan's collection.

Imagine a mixture of Aretha Franklin, Billie Holiday and Annie Lennox and you'll have an indication of Khaira Arby's vocal prowess

A celebration of rock and roll performed by the band who personified the music as few others ever have.

For Peter Gabriel fans, this is a must-own.

The Standells' first new album in over 45 years, `Bump,' is a trip back to 1966 proto-punk with new lyrics but familiar attitude.

Saxon's excellent 20th full-length, a deluxe edition of a concept album by the late, great Dio, and a rediscovered gem by Dust are among the highlights.