When Mumford & Sons' bassist Ted Dwane showed up at his London studio early last year to begin work on the group's third album, he was confronted with a surprise: a room full of synthesizers. "It was bizarre," he says. "I didn’t expect we were going to do the same thing...

Three years ago, teen-pop phenom Carly Rae Jepsen scored a massive breakthrough hit with "Call Me Maybe," a dance-pop dedication to an inconvenient whirlwind meet-cute. But the singer sounds more confident in her romantic feelings with new single "I Really Like You." "I really, really, really, really, really, really like you,"...

Last June, Parquet Courts visited the Nashville studios of Third Man Records, playing tracks from Sunbathing Animal and 2013's Tally All The Things That You Broke for a small, sweaty crowd. The set was recorded directly to acetate, and tomorrow, it will be released as the group's first live album....

Faith No More will return with Sol Invictus, the band's first album since 1997, on May 19th, and after trumpeting their comeback with first single "Motherfucker" and "Cone of Shame," the "Epic" crew have unveiled another new cut: the pulverizing, hypnotic "Superhero." The song, fittingly, debuted at Marvel.com, where Faith No More bassist...

So far, Ray Scott has covered country gems by Merle Haggard, Tompall Glaser and Don Williams in his "Roots Sessions" video series, and while all have been distinguished by the North Carolina singer's commitment to the source material, it's his latest installment that is the most poignant. Scott puts a...