New Albums

Vaulternative Records returns with a set of 1966 songs from around the time of the Mothers of Invention's debut.

This was the fiery supergroup's only U.S. chart-topping album.

The first single, "I Remember," is available for listening now.

Get ready for a month filled with new records from rock's biggest legends.

"We're not trying to echo the past," stalwart guitarist Steve Howe says. "We're carrying the spirit of Yes forward."

Full-length version had previously only been available in the now-defunct 8-track format.

The guest star-packed 'The Dogg Mob' is expected this summer.

Six-track record arrives less than two months after the band issued other new music.

He's recalled fond memories of this roadway before – and even referenced it in a previously unrecorded song.

Title track quickly emerged as a ballpark staple, and he became the first musician ever honored by the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The heavy metal legends will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the record that was a "defining moment" for their career.

Now any home can be a motor city madhouse.

Hear a previously unreleased version of "Who Do You Love" from the upcoming collection.

The former Queensryche vocalist has released a track listing for the album. He tells UCR about the legendary saga's next chapter and why he's not doing it with his past bandmates.

His first all-new release in 16 years features Graham Nash, Sheryl Crow, Tom Morello, Benmont Tench and others.

Vincent will allow the buyer to manufacture and sell vinyl and CDs of the long-awaited record.