On Nov. 30, 1979, the rock landscape was forever altered with the release of The Wall, an art-rock magnum opus created as Pink Floyd slowly imploded under in-fighting, financial disputes and ...

Thanks to Pink Floyd, scientists have made a new breakthrough, adding "another brick in the wall of our understanding of music processing in the human brain." Andrew Whittuck/Redferns Thanks to Pink ...

It had already been a massively successful double album, a conceptual piece that managed to spin out several iconic individual songs. Then, it became the basis for a memorable, limited-run tour that ...

Wish You Were Here was first unveiled 50 years ago on this date, becoming Pink Floyd's first album to top the U.K. Albums ...

Scientists have reconstructed Pink Floyd’s The Wall classic “Another Brick in the Wall (Part 1)” by using human brainwaves. The 1979 song was decoded using recordings of electrical brain activity. “It ...

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“Donald Trump was not quite on the horizon back then,” Bilodeau said. “But, by last June, I was composing new music for the song ‘Waiting For The Worms.’ At the same time I was watching the Republican ...

Popular culture is obsessed with anointing the “new” version of the “old” thing that proved extraordinarily popular. Harry Potter was the new Wizard of Oz. Lin-Manuel Miranda is the new William ...

W hile Pink Floyd's groundbreaking 1979 double album The Wall is considered one of the most important records in rock history ...