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An Exploration of EPs

An extended play (or EP) can offer musicians more artistic freedom and less commercial pressure than a full album. Why are they so uncommon?

Stereophonic audio has been a standard in music for half a century. But just how noticeable is the quality when compared to its predecessor?

In this grab bag of recent topics, we discuss everything from Peter's concert experience, to obituaries, to Snoop Dogg's upcoming cookbook.

According to a decades-old urban legend, listening to a specific low-frequency tone will make you poop your pants. Challenge accepted.

This contemporary funky duo has had a special place in our hearts for years. Are they getting stagnant, or are we just ready for something new?

These beeps and boops were once a technological breakthrough for video game music, but this style is more widespread than you might think.

In his sophomore album, Bridges expresses his passion for branching out into new musical styles, but does so in a subtle and tasteful way.

In 1987, the rap trio The Fat Boys starred in a comedy film full of mystery, suspense, old people and chocolate cakes. It was terrible.

While these may not be historically significant examples of video game music, they've proven to be some memorable bits of nostalgia for us.

Old JFK recordings were recently reconstructed into a speech he never gave. Could this technology have implications on the future of music?