What do you get when you mix Beethoven with this girl’s professionally nice booty? You’ve got to see this. It’s so good it’s NSFW.

The Nirvana Nevermind baby turns 20, and damn him for having the best opening line in a bar when picking up chicks next year when he turns 21. What does he look like now?

Sakanaction represents the best of Japanese alternative rock music today.

Move over MTV, Vevo is here and ready to take the music video industry (or lack thereof) to the next level.

This week in music we hear new Coldplay, a little bit of Tom Waits, some Deer Tick and we get in the Christmas spirit with She and Him

What goes bump in the night? The bass in your speakers might, if you turn up this collection of Japanese music this Halloween.

This goes out to all the guys and girls who dig guys with nice hair and slick dance moves. Are they more cheerleaders than fighters?

My Brightest Diamond gets her chance to shine and Jane’s Addiction’s new album feels a couple decades too late. Original 7 is back and Chris Isaak does what he does best– all in this week’s new music releases.

Ever wonder where “Drum and Bass” comes from? Guy checks in on its history with some fun examples of its genesis.

TuneIn Radio is a mobile app for iPhone and Android that allows you to listen to radio stations nearly anywhere, no matter where you are. It really gets the job done where it counts.

Guy is looking in on MC Lyte, one of the baddest names in the rap game… and she’s a dame.

Bjork, Ryan Adams, Mayer Hawthorne, and Erasure offer up their musical talents to the world in this week’s new music releases.

It’s October. It’s time to get out your costumes, smile and have fun. It’s also an excellent reason to highlight extreme visual kei band Sendai Kamotsu.

Mak takes us on a guided journey through the origins of the album Can by Ege Bamyasi, whose sound goes beyond jazz-fusion and it’s totally outrageous. The album needs to have its head examined.

The documentary Thunder Soul, about a group of high school students playing funk and soul as the Kashmere Stage Band in the 70s will blow your dick off. Guy checks in on some of their musical selections and more.