These rock tracks all use sound effects in their intros. These effects have become so iconic that they are instantly recognizable.

That anvil drop in Metallica’s 1985 heavy metal hit “For Whom The Bell Tolls” might be the most legendary part of the whole song. At the beginning of the track, the sound of a “bell” tolling ushers in ...

This tune is only the latest in a long series of songs the musician has created that pay their respects to Star Wars and show off the diversity of the films’ soundscapes. You can check out more of his ...

The former 'SNL' cast member breaks a lot of glass and generates a lot of laughs on his new album, but is everything meant to be funny? By Frank DiGiacomo Editor Fred Armisen has few equals when it ...

There are a few sounds in this world that I wouldn't mind never hearing again. One of them is the haunting, grating din of seagulls. If you haven't been to the beach for quite a while because of ...

We looked for new music codes! We’ve all been waiting for the reintroduction of Boomboxes to Roblox and they’re finally here. Although they’ve been tweaked, they’re what we all love – a way to play ...

Apple kicked off its MacBook Pro keynote a little differently today: with a sweet remix of classic Apple sound effects from the past 45 years of the company’s history, created by artist A. G. Cook — ...