The Revolution discusses the Purple Rain band’s studio techniques when recording with Prince, the missing bass on When Doves Cry, and what’s next.

The otherworldly aliens of ‘Star Trek: Beyond’ didn’t just show up at casting – someone had to design each and every one. Master makeup designer Joel Harlow shares what it took.

Santana IV brings together musicians who hadn’t played together for 45 years. On the new album, the people who created such worldly wise tracks as Oye Como Va and Black Magic Woman show conclusively that age ain’t nothing but a number.

Tapes killed vinyl. CDs killed tapes. Now streaming has killed CDs and vinyl is … back? We explore the evolving technology of music, and why, for some musicians, nothing has really changed, even as everything has.

We talk to the star of Banshee, Antony Starr, about the end of the series, his character, and his thoughts on social media.

As prepares for her upcoming solo LP, Tal Wilkenfeld discusses the new album, high-res recording, and revelations she’s picked up from legends like Jeff Beck.

We speak with Metallica’s Kirk Hammett, who tells us about his love of vinyl, why MP3s sound so bad, and the awesome new guitar pedal he designed.

In his new documentary AMY, Asif Kapadia unravels Amy Winehouse’s life story to expose a legacy that’s more than simply tragic.

Digital Trends sat down with key members of The Man in the High Castle cast at the New York Comic Con to discuss how best to watch the show, its deepening cultural impact, and what its future may hold.

Digital Trends speaks with Bob Odenkirk on what he thinks of Better Call Saul Season 2, where the show is headed, and his new Netflix show, W/ Bob & David, a return of Mr. Show.

Who would have thought a tattooed woman emerging naked from a bag in Time Square would create so many story ideas? The cast and creators of NBC’s Blindspot explain why it’s blowing up.

Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters knows how to put on a show – and a new film documents exactly how he did it during the epic, three-year-long The Wall tour.

Canadian-born electronic artist Lights knows a thing or two about recording, and she wasn’t afraid to take the controls on Little Machines, her latest album.

Strike Back brought the over-the-top intensity of ‘80s action movies to the small screen, and after four years, it’s finally coming to an end. We spoke to actor Philip Winchester about the show’s final run.

We speak with Denis Leary and Elizabeth Gillies about their new show on FX, ‘Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll’ and how annoying vinyl records were.

Digital Trends sits down with Insomniac Games' Marcus Smith for a look at the punk-fueled dynamic soundtrack the drives the action in Sunset Overdrive.

Filling his uncle's size 16 boots as the E Street Band's sax man, Jake Clemons found a balance between honoring his predecessors and forging his own sound, which he now carries on to a new album: 'Fear & Love.'

Alter Bridge vocalist/guitarist Myles Kennedy talks about how the band’s latest album reflects the emotions a lot of people are feeling right now, as well as how streaming has gone from “shady” to being “the new frontier.”

We spoke with audio experimenter and renowned rock star Wayne Coyne about The Flaming Lips’ new album, jamming with Miley Cyrus, and streaming vs. vinyl.

UB40 Featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey have sold over 70 million albums to date, and their new record promises to up that total. We speak with the band about how it eliminated bass for its latest album, and why it works.

Big Wreck has extrapolated the best of Led Zeppelin, Foo Fighters, and Soundgarden and puréed those ingredients into a balls-out aural bouillabaisse all its own. In our exclusive interview, the rockers sound off on streaming, how to produce a great record, and what makes for a kick-ass concert.

Alex Ounsworth talks to us about his take on Vinyl vs. streaming, mixing tricks, and remastering 10-year old albums.

Guitarist John 5 discusses how he released an album one song at a time on YouTube.

Spoon drummer Jim Eno talks with Digital Trends about the overall sonic template for Hot Thoughts, the band's first studio effort in three years, the ongoing importance of album sequencing in the streaming era, and more.

Luis Cabezas of the Dollyrots speaks with digital trends on how both vinyl and digital music have their time and place, and why crowdsourcing their fans keeps their music authentic.

How Mastodon divvies up vocal duties, embraces the streaming culture, and writes a potential hit without the intention of doing so.

Digital Trends sits down with Dustin Bates of prog-rock band Starset to talk 360 degree VR mixing techniques, hi-res audio, and more.

The uptown sound is still around, but now under JC Brooks own name. His new album, The Neon Jungle can succinctly be described as an album-length soundtrack for one crazy/incredible night out.

Alex Mass of The Black Angels discusses going beyond psychedelia and tapping into Native American rhythms for an all new sound.

Roots-rockers Hollis Brown have mastered the art of modern-day music marketing — and their authentic tune stylings have just the right amount of musical moxie to back up their ambitions.

The once and future queen of crowdfunding has a new collaboration with the legendary Edward Ka-Spel that is psychedelic, ethereal, and envelope-pushing in all the right ways.

The Cranberries recently decided to revisit their storied catalog on Something Else by stripping down their biggest tracks to a more raw, acoustic form, as accompanied by a string quartet.

The newly reconfigured three-piece Close Talker created aurally exciting angular, atmospheric tones on Lens, which built upon the initial promise of their 2014 debut, Flux.

The Magpie Salute, led by Rich Robinson, founding guitarist of The Black Crowes, grooves along like the best jam-masters do.