Everyone has their own taste in music, and that's a good thing. But some songs are classic and universally loved, or are they?

I’ve always thought that music can have an incredible effect on the mind. It can be cathartic, it can romantic. It can also be energetic stuff. That’s why you see so many people with a smartphone on their arm and a pair of earphones dangling across their chest. There’s just something about the right tune at the right time pumping you up to push yourself further on a treadmill or underneath some stupidly heavy weights. Music is…properly subjective however. So we need you to help us get it right.

Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL composed one hell of a theme track for Wonder Woman, a combination of heavy metal and classical orchestral arrangements that revealed just how much of a badass Diana of Themyscira really was. Hell I even have that particular track as my ringtone, it’s just damn magnificent. Just don’t expect to hear it in the Wonder Woman movie next month.

After hearing the first track from Michael Giacchino’s Doctor Strange score, I've got even higher hopes for the upcoming Marvel movie.

After hearing the first track from Michael Giacchino’s Doctor Strange score, I've got even higher hopes for the upcoming Marvel movie.

On this week's episode of "Who invested in eSport," Steve Aoki becomes the owner of Rogue, a successful Overwatch and CS:GO team.

Tadpole Treble is a truly revolutionary take on rhythm platforming games. I

"Create your own music videos with Just Sing!" Oh god.