How To Break A World Record details the journey of Stephen Oliver and the band Brother Oliver as they set out to achieve an unthinkable feat—play a mandolin for over 27 hours straight to break a Guinness World Record.

At this point, if there’s a crowd of people anywhere, the odds are looking good that you’ll be hearing Jared Goff’s name repeatedly loudly in unison.

A new trumpet-driven jazz-fusion album inspired by The Twilight Zone’s original music and themes.

Westin Wilson joined forces to create his new walkout song—a hyped up twist on “Pure Imagination” from the original Willy Wonka.

The future of Redwall on screen remains uncertain, but its enchanting world continues to live on through a new, saga-inspired song.

If you remember playing the game, you also remember the haunting soundscapes and eerie melodies that accompanied your seemingly endless explorations.

Brother Oliver’s propensity to create their own adventures is on full display in the newly released trailer for ‘How To Break A World Record’.

The soundtrack was incredibly charming and memorable—perhaps the most memorable being the goblin war anthem “Where There’s A Whip, There’s A Way”.

The successful record break is the gemstone on top of what became a wildly exhilarating project, which will be the subject of a feature-length documentary coming later this year.