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In honor of Father's Day, Tony Dehner set out to define the amorphous genre of music known as "Dad Rock," and almost succeeded.
Charli XCX has returned with her new single "Rock Music." After initially proclaiming the dance floor dead, it seems instead that old habits die hard.
The Last Dinner Party brings their trademarked theatrical energy on "Big Dog," a dark‑glam indie rock anthem continuing the band's upward momentum.
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The Rolling Stones is arguably the biggest rock group of all time. Their latest single "In The Stars" proves the band still has fuel in the seemingly bottomless tank. -
The Black Keys fourteenth studio album is out. How does "Peaches!" hold up against the rest of the band's catalogue? -
Natalie and Meegan Closner, the two sisters who make up the core of Joseph, talk about their latest record and putting it out into the world.
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For his newest record, Josh Ritter invited the muse in instead of following it, and the result is a collection of songs that's uniquely his. -
In the last 30 years Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness has become a legendary record, and tracks like "1979," "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" and "Tonight, Tonight" are radio staples to this day. -
Scowl’s high-energy hardcore set was the first of its kind at Hinterland this year. IPR’s Cece Mitchell spoke with the California four-piece about their sophomore album, the spirit of DIY shows and women in the punk community. -
Batman Forever turned 30 in June, so we took a look back at when Batman movie soundtracks were a music discovery platform. -
Tommy Stinson is a founding member of The Replacements and has played with the likes of Guns N' Roses and Soul Asylum. He's also had busy solo career. You can catch Stinson live at London Underground in Ames Wednesday, July 9. -
Lead singer Niko Kapetan talks about Friko's debut album, Where We’ve Been, how it works sharing drummer Bailey Minzenberger with three other bands and how inspiration for their new song, "Hot Air Balloon," struck at 6 a.m. in a Cracker Barrel parking lot. -
Des Moines’ Allegra Hernandez just released the music video for their new song, “In My Heart.” Animated by Hannah Williams, this video captures the essence of Hernandez’s personal evolution, just in time for Pride Month. Studio One has the privilege of premiering the video to the world.
