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The Quirky Genesis of Talking Heads: Why Buildings AND Food? How does a band end up writing an album called “More Songs About Buildings and Food”? Did the city’s zoning...

Trace Adkins' 'Songs About Me': Humor, Heart, and Honky-Tonk Swagger Country music, bless its big boots, has a way of making even the toughest topics sound like a two-stepping party....

How to Say “Thank You” (Without Sending a Fruit Basket): The Power of Music Let’s face it, if every time we felt grateful we sent a thank-you card, we’d run...

The Love Song That Isn't Afraid to Laugh Marriage, they say, is a partnership built on trust, compromise, and—if you’re lucky—an alarming tolerance for snoring. In the world of love,...

Songs About Springtime: When Rock Tunes Blossom If you think springtime is only about twirling through tulip gardens, sipping iced matcha, and updating your playlist with pastel-infused pop, you might...

The Unbearable Lightness of Missing your ex Let’s face it: Missing your ex is a universal pastime, right up there with doom-scrolling till 2 a.m. and debating the merits of...

Love Lyrics That Make Us Laugh, Cry, and Question Our Sanity Let’s face it, love songs are to humans what catnip is to, well, cats—irresistible, slightly intoxicating, and occasionally inducing...

Punk, Poetry, and Pretending You Don’t Care (But Actually Caring A Lot) Think of punk rockers and you might imagine sneering vocals, torn jeans, and a crowd that values a...

The Soundtrack of Loving, Losing, and Laughing (Sometimes) Ah, breakups. If love songs are the heartbeat of pop culture, then breakup songs are the arrhythmia—unexpected, dramatic, and sometimes a little...