Cam Lindsay

Rob Benvie, Cliff Gibb, Ian McGettigan, Joel Plaskett and many others on the album that should have turned the band into The Strokes.

As the London-based group gets ready to reissue their studio albums and head out on tour, here's how to get started with their innovative and unparalleled discography.

Ahead of the band's new album, 'Why You So Crazy,' the frontman puts his records in order, from least amazing to most amazing.

The longrunning Canadian indie rockers are about to hit the 20-year mark as a band. Co-founder Campbell takes an honest look back at the eight albums they've made in that time.

On the release of their new album, 'Double Negative,' the co-founder reflects on a 25-year career that helped launch the slowcore movement.

The Seattle icons are celebrating their 30th year with the release of their 11th album, 'Digital Garbage.' Guitarist Steve Turner looks back on the band's catalog so far.

At Lollapalooza '93, the outspoken rock band hung dong for 15 straight minutes to combat music censorship.

America's grunge explosion took over the world 25 years ago, and Blur knew they had to do something different on 1993's 'Modern Life Is Rubbish.'

Albums from The Breeders, DJ Taye, and Lucy Dacus top this week's list of essential new projects.

Albums from The Breeders, DJ Taye, and Lucy Dacus top this week's list of essential new projects.

Kim Deal talks about being all in with the alternative icons' first album in ten years, 'All Nerve.'

Ahead of their fifth album, 'Uncle, Duke & The Chief,' the frontman reflects on the Toronto indie pop outfit's career, from recording in haunted farmhouses to reading scathing reviews.