Hardcore heaven Louisville has gotten poppier lately, with intricate yet light-hearted sounds coming from the Deloreans, Murals, and Several Hundred People.

Burning Songs for Lovers was an energetic but ultimately one-dimensional debut to Burning Love’s distorted brand of bluesy punk ’n’ roll.

After three mixtapes better than most emcees’ entire catalogs, K.R.I.T. ventures into the retail market. K.R.I.T.

The latest in a multitude of releases from the Triple B camp, trio project Room Service is a mixture of the good and bad ideas from last year’s output.

Raw honesty and fiery, vocal-cord shredding howls make Langhorne Slim what he is.

Cuban-born pianist Ortiz embraces progressive jazz more than Afro-Cuban here.

VHS or Beta recruit the next-big-thing producer Jacques Renault and former-big-thing engineer Mark Verbos to strip tracks from their album Diamonds and Death.

Devoted superfans like yours truly are the most qualified to tell you that this is a great album, completely worth your time and money — but the third-best of the group’s three albums to d

“Young Hearts Spark Fire,” the burning anthem that won David Prowse and Brian King the hearts of thousands of young punks on Japandroids’ debut album, Post-Nothing,

Five years after his last album, El Producto has leapt back into music with two major releases.