Ry Cooder provides the score while Norah Jones and other various artists round out this soundtrack to the upcoming Wong Kar Wai film.

The band Nine Inch Nails are giving away the first 9 tracks of their new album, Ghosts I–IV, as free MP3s.

This 14-song CD is the original cast recording of the Broadway musical, based on the 1980 film starring Olivia Newton-John.

This soundtrack from the Academy Award-nominated indie smash hit features The Kinks and Mott the Hoople, along with anti-folk singer Kimya Dawson and a duet from the film’s young stars.

The former Beatle offers up a new solo album with accompanying bonus DVD.

After 20 years, the classic U2 album gets a remastering along with an extra disc is unreleased bonus tracks!

Carlton’s third release is more pop oriented and features a track with Stevie Nicks.

This is a 4-CD compilation from Rhino Records contains 77 songs of the ’60s San Francisco rock scene ranging from the predictable to the obscure.

The TV’s CD soundtrack offers up 41 tracks from nine seasons of the hit animated series.

Compositions comes off as a very tasty and well-recorded fusion of some unexpected styles and some intense tune-smithery.

The thrash metal masters offer up this 21-track 2-disc live album, recorded in Buenos Aires in 2005.

This compilation of live tunes was released in conjunction with an upcoming TV special which examines Elvis’ tenure in Vegas and how he changed that town.

Marking the 20th anniversary of Joe Satriani’s instrumental masterpiece comes this CD/DVD legacy edition of Surfing With The Alien.

This latest CD from the trio is filled with instrumental goodness.

Arctic Monkey stays true to their musical roots with their latest release.

Actress/singer Juliette Lewis returns to rock and roll with her band for this new album, featuring guest drummer Dave Grohl.

Jack White is back with his slamming riffs and whimsical, yet subtly insightful lyrics on this sixth release from The White Stripes.

The new album D.C punk/hardcore legends was produced by Beastie Boys’ Adam Yauch.

The new QotSA album are like the Wizard of Oz‘ bumbling Tin Man — all effort and no heart.

A review of the latest musical offering from the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne.