Bob Rock

The Cult has just released its first new full-length album in five years, Choice of Weapon. Read More

In their commercial heyday The Cult were that improbable band that bridged the gap between The Cure and Guns N' Roses (who eventually nicked their drummer), floating in a psychedelic suspension spiritually derived from The Doors (who Cult singer Ian Astbury eventually fronted sort of) and otherwise inhabited by only occasional others like Jane's Addiction. Read More

The first kind followed them through their post-punk/goth beginnings as Southern Death Cult and through their breakthrough album, Love (1985). Read More

Interscope's Dennis Dennehy (left) poses with Robin Thicke backstage at the Billboard Music Awards. Read More

The Cult has just released its first new full-length album in five years, "Choice of Weapon."Read More

T he moment you tell people you're seeing Creed and Nickelback in concert — on the same night, at roughly the same time, in two different venues — it suddenly becomes a stunt. Read More

SANTA MONICA, Calif. , April 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Multi-platinum global superstar Nelly Furtado has revealed the title and release date of her upcoming fifth album. Read More

In We're No. 1 , A.V. Club music editor Steven Hyden examines an album that went to No. 1 on the Billboard charts to get to the heart of what it means to be "popular" in pop music, and how that concept has changed over the years. Read More