George Harrison had to fight and scratch to get his songs on Beatles records. That’s a well-known fact among Fab Four fans and might explain why he never missed his bandmates when the group broke up.

Not all experiments turn out right–especially in the music industry. Fans often like consistency and shun anything that strays too far out of an artist’s confines. Nevertheless, there are a fair few ...

Mammoth WVH have dropped another taste of the upcoming album Mammoth II, a catchy, experimental track titled "Like a Pastime." “It centers around a 4/4-time signature, but with a polyrhythm on top. I ...

“Wild Honey Pie” is a solo recording from Paul McCartney. It’s a less-than-one-minute track that the artist wrote while in India. It’s a strange track that sounds like many instruments are being ...

The post Avenged Sevenfold Unveil Highly Experimental New Song “We Love You”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Avenged Sevenfold have unleashed a new single, “We Love You,” along with a ...

Audio engineer and producer Sylvia Massy has never been afraid of getting weird with her mixes. She has worked with a wide range of artists through the years, from Johnny Cash to Slayer. However, ...

Slipknot fans are anxiously awaiting their upcoming album, which is in its final mixing stages and will be out sometime later this year. Drummer Jay Weinberg discussed the record, which he describes ...

“Eusexua” is yet another example of FKA twigs’ foresight into the future direction of experimental pop. (Orograph) Friday, Jan. 24 marked the third album release from British experimental pop artist ...

MercyMe mixes a serious focus on their music with a not-so-serious take on themselves. MercyMe picked up 51st career No. 1 with "Oh Death." Executive Producer Tedd T encouraged the band to put more ...