Counting Crows frontman talks about surviving the Nineties, acid flashbacks, and why full albums still matter in 2025 ...

Counting Crows frontman Adam Duritz has opened up about his mental health, revealing that he still has "acid flashbacks" from his drug misuse as a child.

Multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated rock band Counting Crows have released their long-awaited new album, Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!

Because Adam Duritz is rockin' at 60, here are your afternoon links: Adams in D.C., pope on a cookie, the time Shia LeBeouf ...

Counting Crows songwriter/vocalist Adam Duritz on the storytelling at the heart of the five new tracks which complete the new album 'Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!' ...

Counting Crows' first LP in about a decade is a lovely little throwback; but it isn't entirely composed of new material.

Arcade Fire. Pink Elephant. Poignancy and positivity combine with perseverance on the Canadian indie rockers’ seventh album.

Adam Duritz said he was in the process of "tightening up" the songs for the follow-up to Counting Crows' then-new Butter ...

Adam Duritz opens up about the making of 'Butter Miracle,' Counting Crows' evolution & what continues to drive creativity after three decades.

At a time when many older bands lean on nostalgia, Counting Crows still have something urgent to say & they’ve never sounded more alive.

The overwhelming success of their debut album, August And Everything After, proved to be a mixed blessing for Counting Crows.

Counting Crows produce an uncanny valley version of an album, something that sounds like music but feels off for some reason. Read more here.