Liam Wilson

The Catastrophist is typical Tortoise: pleasant, stylish music by top-tier musicians. But this time, the Chicago ensemble unveils a new trick.

On her new album, Chelsea Wolfe goes deeper than ever to bring back souvenirs as grotesque as they are beautiful.

The Dillinger Escape Plan's bassist finds some quiet time with lullaby renditions of Van Halen and Tool. He hopes his daughter likes them also.

While much of black metal is mired in the same old muck, Thantifaxath are busy breaking beastly new ground.

The Dillinger Escape Plan's bassist didn’t realize he'd been hearing Daniel Lanois for years. Now he can’t stop listening to Lanois' new album.

This past weekend, every news feed had the story about some urban vigilante who buffed off the beloved Philadelphia mural of the cover art for...

In the new Talkhouse Music podcast, underground art-hardcore-metal meets classic ‘80s hair metal: Liam Wilson of the Dillinger Escape Plan...

So, Winger has a new album.

Many moons ago, after I first picked up a bass, but likely before I experimented with any gateway drugs, my older sister was passing through a ...

If you can’t enjoy yourself at Burning Man, I think that’s your problem. This was my fifth “Burn” since 2008. For the other 51 weeks of my year...

Do I even need to try to convince anyone that “Get Lucky” is the summer song of 2013? Like it or not, it was the song of summer halfway into the...

With his overflowing facility on the electric bass, Thundercat, aka Steven Bruner, has a musical trajectory that started at a young age and seems...