Rock

Mexico's love of Interpol is part of a larger history of the country's relationship to rock and alternative music. SEBASTIEN BOZON/AFP via Getty Images hide caption

Kurt Wagner performs with Lambchop in September at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. Erik Westra/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

Alex G's God Save the Animals careens between right and wrong, beauty and noise. Chris Maggio hide caption

Mariah Carey performs on stage at the Wembley Arena in London in 1996. Mark Baker/Sony Music Archive via Getty Images hide caption

Following the Frigid Stars LP, slowcore trio Codeine went to Harold Dessau Recording studio in New York City in 1992. Pictured here, left to right: Stephen Immerwahr, Chris Brokaw and John Engle. Mike Galinsky/Courtesy of Numero Group hide caption

The songs on Quinn Christopherson's debut album, Write Your Name In Pink, try to make peace with the hand life has dealt. Emma Sheffer/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

The Veldt. Courtesy of the artist hide caption

Bob Dylan performing live onstage at a benefit for ousted Chileans. Steve Morley/Redferns / Getty Images hide caption

Wednesday Zachary Chick/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

Horse Lords Margaret Rorison/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

Scott Kelly (left) performs at the High Voltage Festival with the metal band Neurosis in 2011. Metal Hammer Magazine/Future via Getty Images hide caption

Tenci Henry Hanky/Courtesy of the artist hide caption

Old Fire Deborah Cannon/Courtesy of the artist hide caption