Fifty-eight years ago today, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel quietly changed the game for what a pop album could be. On April 3, 1968, the folk rock duo released Bookends, their fourth studio album, ...

Bookends acted as the defining soundtrack to close out the decade—a decade that Graham Nash also helped to shape from his ...

After a rerecording of “The Sound of Silence” made them stars, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel churned out a pair of albums in a hurry in 1966 to capitalize. But they took their time for the follow-up.

Growing up in the midst of the HIV/AIDS epidemic left Pete Crighton with a huge fear of sex — and he threw himself into music as a way to cope with those anxieties. "Even before I was struggling to ...