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It’s Wednesday, so it must be time to take another dip into the Rhino catalog and trot out a new quartet of cover songs that you may or may not have heard before. Let’s get started, shall we? • Ricky...

If it’s Tuesday, then it must be time for Gone Digital, our weekly look at five albums in Rhino’s digital catalog that you may not even realize were out there for your listening enjoyment. As ever, the types of music...

35 years ago this month, David Byrne released an album’s worth of music that he composed for the Robert Wilson opera the CIVIL warS. Recorded at One on One Studios and Studio Sound Recorders in North Hollywood, THE KNEE PLAYS...

It’s never not a good time to pick up some new music – or at least music that’s new to you – and given how long it’s liable to be before we’re all able to enjoy live music in any...

40 years ago this week, Foghat released their ninth studio album, an LP which would prove to be the last album by the band to feature the work of guitarist Rod Price for the better part of 15 years. Produced...

For the next several weeks (or maybe just until we decide that we want to stop doing it, since normalcy seems likely to remain on hiatus for the foreseeable future), Rhino.com will be spotlighting an album from the Atlantic Records...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Christopher George Latore Wallace, but you probably know him better by one of three names that he tended to be recognized by: Biggie, Biggie Smalls, or – if you want to refer to him...

The overwhelming success of 1984’s CHICAGO 17 shook Chicago (the band, not the city) to its core. It was the biggest-selling record of their then-17-year career, racking up a fistful of hit singles (including the immortal “You’re the Inspiration”) and...

Today we celebrate an artist who started out as part of a duo before becoming a musical icon in her own right. Yes, it’s Cher’s birthday, and to celebrate, we’ve put together a list of five things you may or...