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45 years ago this month, The Hollies released their fifteenth album, and their second with founding member Allan Clarke back on lead vocals, but what the LP is arguably best remembered for is the inclusion of a cover by a...

If it’s Tuesday, then it must be time for Gone Digital, our weekly look at five recent additions to Rhino’s digital catalog. As ever, the types of music we’ll be covering will be all over the place, but that’s Rhino...

2020 isn’t going to be just another year for Stone Temple Pilots: this Friday, the band will be releasing the first acoustic album of their career. PERDIDA is a continuation of the musical evolution that began with the arrival of...

It’s the day after the Super Bowl, which means that there’ve been a lot of cheers from Chiefs fans and a lot of tears from 49’ers fans, but no matter whether your team won or lost, at least you’re still...

Today we celebrate the birthday of Terry Kath, one of the founding members of Chicago, and although Kath died in 1978, the band he helped start remains alive and well. To commemorate the day of his birth, we’ve put together...

52 years ago today, the UK band Tomorrow put out their debut album, an LP which ultimately ended up making up 50% of their discography. (In case you’re not following the math, that means they only released two albums.) Produced...

Welcome back to “You ‘Aughta’ Know,” where we take a look back at an album from the 2000s that was released on or around this day. In this instance, our topic du jour is the last studio LP released by...

Boy bands currently making a killing on the charts and concert circuit should take a look back in the annals of pop music history to see how global domination was really done. Of course, they should start with the Beatles...

43 years ago today, Rose Royce pulled up and parked themselves at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with their debut single, which – as beginnings to music careers go – is virtually as good as it gets. Written...