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Canadian post-hardcore band Alexisonfire’s third album Crisis is now 20 years old and showcases the band’s success with a bigger sound, bigger scope, and bigger ambition. 

In 1903, Guglielmo Marconi’s radio transmission was hacked by Nevil Maskelyne, making history as one of the first electronic hacks.

Why do your favourite songs sound even better behind the wheel? The answer lies in your brain, road noise, rhythm, and a little science.

Geddy Lee shares the touching story of a moment he believes was a sign from Neil Peart, reflecting on friendship, loss, and lasting connection.

Ahead of their Toronto concerts, Rush shares an exclusive announcement with Q107’s Joanne Wilder that fans won’t want to miss.

Sublime’s legacy was not just being an influence musically, but of developing a SoCal beach aesthetic in the late 90s that both punk bands and artists in other genres embraced.

The story of why Blink-182 pulled out of Fyre Festival days before the chaos, according to Matt Skiba and his strange premonition.

From classic rock to unexpected gems, discover five Foo Fighters covers you probably never knew existed – including songs with Taylor Hawkins singing lead.

Science says the bass player might be the real MVP of any band. Here’s why low frequencies keep us locked into the music.

A Christmas record sent to journalists in 1977 has become one of the rarest vinyl finds, with collectors paying thousands.