Music Review: New Works That Employ or Disregard Electronics
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Bang on a Canâs Peopleâs Commissioning Fund is a lovely idea, but the fine print in the program book shows that the grass-roots ideal is not easily reached.
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Skip those large music companies that don't care about your music. Doing it yourself is easier and more affordable than ever.
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Last.fm has been a popular Internet music player, despite rarely playing exactly the music you want.
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'Air' and 'Arcade Fire' offer new albums this week.
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Internet law professor Michael Geist looks at how musicians themselves are shaking up the digital music industry.
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Former execs from iriver, Musicmatch and Diamond Multimedia work in stealth mode on a new MP3 player that could be the first major advance in years. By Eliot Van Buskirk.
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New releases from Lilâ Kim, James Blackshaw and Evan Christopher.
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The Steinway & Sons Model-D ups the ante on audio reproduction in the digital age.
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A few years ago, when MP3 players were establishing themselves as the hot cool thing, the next step seemed clear: What if you could take along not only music but movies, television programs, home video and still pictures in a high-tech box svelte enough
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Comment is free: Decca Aitkenhead: The connection between overpaid artists and bad albums is undeniable. Record labels are failing to turn money into music
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Reviews of new releases by Judee Sill, No Age, Kenny Cox, Papo Vazquez and Bad Brains.
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Computer monitors with mechanical  arms, wristwatches and binoculars that play music and phones  disguised as cameras are just some of the technological  innovations propelling the digital electronics revolution  forward.
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Readers remark on the effects of tech toys, the future of MP3s and yet another school of gaming. Plus: Links to our most popular blog posts.
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How many more gadgets do we need to help us pretend to play guitar? At least one, apparently.
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Can one orchestraâs audacious experiment save classical music?
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The CD? It's dead. Good thing the music industry is about more than selling plastic discs. Today's artists have surprising new ways to reach fans and make a living. David Byrne gives Wired readers a guided tour of what's next.
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Some music companies get it, others don't.