When you hear a rock song that includes the synthesizer, you can almost always guess that the song in question is from a certain era. Probably from the 1980s, give or take, the track is defined by and ...

The Moog synthesizer on Simon & Garfunkel’s “Save The Life Of My Child” sounds like an alien invasion. A psychedelic intrusion on a 1968 folk tune. Two years later, Keith Emerson recorded his iconic ...

To celebrate today's Moog-inspired Google home page, enjoy this great Don Snowden interview with the synthesizer pioneer, as originally published in the Los Angeles Times on June 7, 1981——Barney ...

Top 20 Keyboard and Synth Parts in Rock Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the recognizable or memorable keyboard sections from the world of rock music. MGMT The ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Fishing for trends at the South by Southwest festival is an often futile, dopey task, with nearly 2,000 distinct and divisive musical acts vying for attention in venues across the city ...

The Rock Band 3 keytar may have got some attention, but if you really want to be taken seriously you need to head over to Roland and check out their Lucina AX-09 shoulder synthesizer. Packing 37 keys ...

You're probably familiar with Ryan Adams for his über-popular cover of Wonderwall. Today, the moody rocker is back on his cover game with a rerelease of Taylor Swift's mega-hit, 1989. Inspired by The ...