The Who - Quadrophenia: The Director's Cut
Quadrophenia has never sounded more pristine and the extras included within the box set place the album in a wholly new light. If anything, it further demonstrates the brilliance of Pete Townshend and his manic mastery of the studio.

Singled Out: CrashScene
Today Jacen Ekstroms and Troy Healy from CrashScene tell us about "I Fall Apart" and "Don't Tell Me What To Do" from their new self-titled album.

MorleyView Darin Bennett & The Requiem
In this age of American Idol, The Voice, et al, it's harder and harder to find a musician with their own voice --- a true original. Well look no further cuz one of the most original and fiercely independent artists out there has just released a new record. Morley spoke with Darin to learn all about it!

Singled Out: Barren Earth's As It Is Written
Kasper Martenson from Barren Earth tells us about the song "As It Is Written" from their sophomore album "The Devil's Resolve".

Sites and Sounds: Blackout Festival- Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival and More
antiMusic's travel editor Kevin Wierzbicki once again tells us about rockin' places to visit this month including The Blackout Festival, the Blind Willie McTell Blues Festival, Soul Beach in Aruba and the Revival Festival.

Singled Out: Manafest's Human
Today global rock star Manafest tells us about the song "Human" from his brand new album "Fighter".

A Closer Look: Green River Project
antiMusic caught up with Priestley for a recap of the past year, and to chat about the return of Green River Project. Not to mention he's got a great handle on the business of the music business.

Counting Crows: Still Burning When the Bar Lights All Go Out
Their portraits of unfulfilled desires paired with an insatiable yearning to be heard. Whether it's their debut record, their follow-ups records, a covers record or under the lights of a concert stage the Counting Crows sincerely liberate themselves and their fans a rigorous set of high octane rock n' roll delivered with blissful conviction few can match.

Singled Out: Genre Peak's Wear it Well
Today Martin Birke from Genre Peak tells us about the song "Wear it Well" from their brand new album "Redux," which features Mick Karn of Japan fame

Singled Out: Callaghan's Best Year (Produced By Shawn Mullins)
Today Callaghan from tells us about "Best Year" from her brand new album "Life in Full Colour," which she recorded with Shawn Mullins and is being released today.

Road Trip: Cleveland's Rock Hall Induction and The Home of Rock & Roll
antiMusic travel editor Kevin Wierzbicki takes on a trip to rock city Cleveland, Oh to see the rockin' sites and to check out the 2012 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony with Guns N' Roses, Donovan, The Faces and Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Singled Out: Sima's Breaking Down The Walls
Sima tells us about "Breaking Down The Walls" from her debut album "This Is My Truth," which is being released this week.

Singled Out: San Francisco Music Club's Te Quiero
Jimmy Dillon, who was Clarence Clemmons' guitarist and has played with Springsteen and Robert Cray, has teamed up with Lorin Rowan in San Francisco Music Club who have released their new album, 'Love and Freedom.' Today Jimmy tells us about the track "Te Quiero".

Sites and Sounds: Planes, Trains & (Really Fast) Automobiles
On the look out for some rockin' vacation events in the month of May? Look no further as antiMusic's travel editor gives you the lowdown on three great events taking place next month!

Singled Out: Well Excuse Me, Princess's Bang Head Here
Well Excuse Me, Princess frontwoman Jess Goldey tells us about their debut single "Bang Head Here". WEMP is a new band featuring members of My Turn to Win, District 9/Fahrenheit 451, Dominican Day Parade, and Gorilla Biscuits.

Maximalism - Soundtrack for a Great Adventure
This 10-song instrumental set is certainly well-titled- the symphonic rock found on 'Soundtrack for a Great Adventure' sounds like something you'd hear while action unfolds on the silver screen.

Singled Out: The ColourSound's Guilty For The First Time
Today Doug Batt, the frontman for indie band The ColourSound, tells us about the band's new single "Guilty For The First Time".

First Look: Bright Light Social Hour
The Bright Light Social Hour swept the 2011 SXSW awards, snagging an unprecedented six awards including Band of the Year, Album of the Year, and Song of the Year, for their self-titled debut. antiMusic caught up with the indie darlings for a chat.