Ostensibly only peripherally about music, and not strictly a rock documentary, as it concerns itself mostly with graffiti, this TV doc engages with the roots of hip hop, before bling and gangsta ...

I believe it belongs in the canon — not just rock movies, but cinema in general. I have thought about this a lot in the past ...

as well as the New York avant-garde scene from which one of the most influential rock music bands came. With a series of music documentaries he directed or is preparing, Roots drummer Questlove is ...

Over the last decade, the streaming revolution has triggered a documentary gold rush. Whatever your nonfiction area of ...

Yes or any of the other blandly anonymous rock groups that got put out to pasture once MTV came around. That’s what makes music documentaries such a fruitful subgenre of cinematic nonfiction ...

A new report from Billboard chart data provider Luminate tallies which titles overperformed on major streaming platforms in ...

Watch the trailer for a new documentary charting Brian Warner's rise to stardom, as well as the abuse allegations against the ...

It’s called “Don’t Look Back,” directed by D.A. Pennebaker, and it might be the greatest rock music documentary ever made. Also figuring prominently at the epicenter of that revolution and ...

Another important part of the yacht rock story addressed in the documentary is the influence of Black music on these predominantly West Coast-based white musicians. “I think that's one of the ...

The late-'70s songs of Steely Dan, Michael McDonald and Christopher Cross take center stage Friday in the well-crafted Max documentary “Music Box: Yacht Rock: A DOCKumentary.” Recommended ...

After watching the feature-length Yacht Rock: A Dockumentary (Sky Documentaries), I still couldn ... There was an ironic hipster element to reviving music that had been languishing in the ...

Directed by Garret Price, “Yacht Rock” is breezy and fun ... sleepless night after the American Music Awards. The documentary is surprisingly suspenseful — you’ll find yourself waiting ...