The ‘simple’ soundtrack of “Parasite” respects the powerful messages of the film, adding a complex layer of emotion to the class-struggle thriller.
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Metal music and aesthetics have long been a one of many cultural cornerstones in entertainment, spreading beyond borders and languages. 50 years later, it’s time we look back and celebrate the album that started it all, Black Sabbath.
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John Williams’ iconic themes have scored the main films of the “Star Wars” universe for over four decades — and their legacy is timeless.
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Season two of “Sex Education” creates an effective coming-of-age narrative by embracing intense teenage emotions with an on the nose soundtrack.
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In the first single from her upcoming solo debut, Petals For Armor, Paramore singer Hayley Williams dares to live in her darkness.
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ANTI, Rihanna’s eighth studio album, presents a simmering and raw portrait of a woman finally breaking free from the radio-friendly box she’s been in her entire career.
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With his release of Voodoo, the pinnacle of neo-soul, D’Angelo changed not only his life but the fate of R&B.
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While “Skins,” the late 2000s TV show about a group of partying teens in Bristol, England, was highly acclaimed for its unflinching portrayal of true-to-life issues considered too gritty for many pre-streaming service TV providers, its true legacy lies in its incredible soundtrack.
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Vampire Weekend’s 2010 sophomore effort has now become one of the landmark indie albums of, well, all time. Although the band has since moved on to other sounds and styles, Contra remains just one of those albums that left a mark, bringing a tantalizing subculture to the mainstream.
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10cc’s 1975 hit “I’m Not in Love” has been covered by many artists of many styles over many decades. Here's a look at who did it best.
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What’s cooler than five southerners, four of whom were LGBTQ, dancing around with beehive hair styles and singing about crustaceans to the most innovative new wave of the era? Such is the duality of The B-52’s.
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The Wall by Pink Floyd was monumental in a lot of ways. It epitomized the concept album, cemented the band in pop culture, broke a wider discussion of mental isolation into the mainstream, redefined how bands can perform live, and showed the many different ways art can be used to represent music.
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Lights are strung across homes and the jingle bells are ringing, which can only mean one thing: it’s time for the Queen of Christmas to arrive. Mariah Carey’s legendary album Merry Christmas has carried on a holiday legacy for 25 years and more to come, especially with its hit song, “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”
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Nov. 18 marks the tenth anniversary of one of the greatest contributions to modern pop music. Look back on the EP that gave Lady Gaga a diamond certification, three Grammys, and solid status as the pop icon of a generation.
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Filmmaker David Lynch is known for his surrealism, but when given the green light to bring his weirdness to television — to ABC! — in 1990, Lynch and longtime collaborator Angelo Badalamenti created a soundtrack that grounded the show in human emotions both “wonderful and strange.”
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Two years ago, Taylor Swift released her most controversial project to date, Reputation. The album is known for its reliance on heavy production and its embrace of Swift’s famous feuds, but even today most seem to overlook the album’s feats and underrate its power among her discography.
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Fiona Apple’s sophomore LP expanded her sonic palette and proved she was more than just a “Criminal.”
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Happy Birthday, SZA. In honor of the alt-R&B goddess turning 29, here’s a look back at her premier album.
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