Since its release May 20, 2008 on Darla Records, "Maybe They Will Sing for Us Tomorrow" by Southern Ambient/Post-Rock duo Hammock has met with widespread critical praise from media tastemakers including Pitchfork, All Music Guide, eMusic and radio stalwarts such as KCRW, KEXP, and the PRI-syndicated program Echoes.

We all know that music can alter your mood. Sad songs can make you cry. Upbeat songs may give you an energy boost. But can music create the same effects as illegal drugs? This seems like a ridiculous question. But websites are targeting your children with so-called digital drugs. These are audio files designed to induce drug-like effects.

The Sony Xplod CDX-GT920U offers many options for connecting to your digital music library and supports the most commonly used formats, unless your music library is on your iPod.

In 2001, the New Yorker ran a lengthy feature about Radiohead. The timing made sense -- the British rock band had just released "Amnesiac," its fifth studio album -- but the byline baffled some: Why had Alex Ross, the magazine's classical music critic, written the definitive profile of a rock band?

The music of Brooklyn trio Chairlift will take you back