The new Daft Punk album, Random Access Memories is now streaming on iTunes, ahead of its scheduled May 21st release date. This comes after the album leaked on the internet. Listen to it here. Read more…
By Rei Nishimoto Posted in News Animal Collective, Chic, Daft Punk, Giorgio Moroder, Julian Casablancas, Nile Rodgers, Panda Bear, Pharrell Williams, The Strokes
After much speculation, details have finally emerged about a new Strokes album. This will be the band’s fifth studio album.
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By Elizabeth Hecker Posted in News Albert Hammond Jr, Julian Casablancas, The Strokes
Pearl Jam Curates Festival of Friends
It seems the faster rumors spread, the less likely they are to be true. Rumors flew this weekend during PJ20, Pearl Jam’s two-day festival marking twenty years since the release of their debut album, Ten. While the festival was a model of non-stop entertainment and convenience (once you arrived in the beautiful, yet remote, setting of Alpine Valley in East Troy, WI), fans couldn’t help from wondering what surprises the band had in store. Some rumors were plausible: a Temple of the Dog reunion, which seemed likely given an auspicious tweet by Temple lead singer Chris Cornell announcing his arrival in nearby Chicago the day before the festival. Others were exciting, if unlikely: guest appearances by Neil Young or Bruce Springsteen. A few rumors just seemed silly–do we really want to hear Bono sing “Even Flow”?
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By Alyssa Fried Posted in Reviews, Show Reviews Chris Cornell, Eddie Vedder, Glen Hansard, Jeff Ament, john doe, Joseph Arthur, Josh Homme, Julian Casablancas, Matt Cameron, Mike McCready, Mudhoney, Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam Twenty, Queens Of The Stone age, Temple of the Dog, The Strokes, thenewno2
Rumors turned into reality as Temple of the Dog reunited on the first night of Pearl Jam’s Twenty Destination Weekend. Among the guests playing with them were Chris Cornell, Julian Casablancas, and Josh Homme. Read more…
By Michelle Rick Posted in News Chris Cornell, Josh Homme, Julian Casablancas, Pearl Jam, Pearl Jam Twenty, Temple of the Dog
The tribute album, Rave On Buddy Holly, will be made available June 28 via Fantasy Records. The album comes just in time to celebrate Holly’s 75th with an ode to the outstanding, inspiring musician from other outstanding artists who have been deeply inspired and touch by the man. The tribute album will feature a multitude of artists from various genres and backgrounds, including Paul McCartney, The Black Keys, Julian Casablancas, Modest Mouse, Cee-Lo Green, She & Him, and plenty more. Check out more details including the track list after the jump
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By Emily Damon Posted in News Buddy Holly, Julian Casablancas, Modest Mouse, Paul McCartney, The Black Keys
According to his Twitter, an updated tweet posted last night from Julian Casablancas reveals the status of his band’s new album: finally finished.
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By Emily Damon Posted in News Julian Casablancas, The Strokes
Hipsters everywhere found their world torn to shreds when The Strokes announced that the release date of their new album will be delayed yet again, until March of 2011. This news was met in formerly working class metropolitan neighborhoods across the nation with much weeping and gnashing of teeth. More after the jump. Read more…
By Ed Pappo Posted in News Julian Casablancas, The Strokes
Julian Casablancas has announced a new slew of tour dates for the spring in support of his debut solo album Phrazes For The Young. In addition to currently recording a fourth album with The Strokes, Casablancas will kick off a spring tour on March 26 in Atlanta, Georgia. Read more…
By Lindsay Burgess Posted in News Coachella 2010, Julian Casablancas, Phrazes For The Young, The Strokes