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Oasis is the greatest British band in the world between 1995 and 2005 according to The Guinness Book of World Records.

In the world of rock ‘n’ roll, subgenres have come and gone in a blink of an eye. These subgenres—like punk, metal, or grunge—follow a bell curve to popularity.

With so many releases coming out today worth illegally downloading — I mean legitimately stream off spinner.com — it was hard for me to just pick one to review. So instead I picked three. “TKOL RMX 1234567” by Radiohead Radiohead’s latest release, “TKOL RMX 1234567” is a collection of remixes based off the band’s last [...]

Last month marked the 20th anniversary of one of the best albums of all time, Pearl Jam’s seminal debut album, “Ten.”

Hidden away in the beautiful California hills of Carlsbad sits the Museum of Making Music, one of my favorite spots in all of San Diego.

If you ever needed a quick injection of hard rock to quench your head-banging fix, you could do a lot worse than local band Her Bed of Thorns.

Get to know J.A.M. blogger Trent Villanueva.

JAM, our music blog, is back from its summer hiatus with some good and bad news.

J.A.M. is taking the summer off, but not before, our blogger, Trent shows you a little love.

If you’ve never heard of this great of greats, don’t worry about it. You’re probably just an American.

In the spirit of the “Record Rewind” column–and with finals looming dangerously near–I’ve decided to “quantum leap” us into the completely arbitrary year of 2001 (SPOILER ALERT–this article will not involve any further allusions to the Kubrickian masterpiece).

Before the existence of the massively overrated band U2—or Snow Patrol, Two Door Cinema Club, The Thrills, My Bloody Valentine, Sinead O’Connor, Aslan, and many more—Ireland gave birth to the only band I considered worthy of my 1st annual GREATEST BAND TO EVER COME FROM IRELAND EVER award: Fruupp.