Five years after releasing Years of Refusal, ex-Smith frontman Morrissey is back with an 18-track album titled World Peace is None of Your Business. That’s the deluxe version, find you. 12 tracks […]
Los Angeles-based pop/alternative Nico Vega will drop their second full-length studio album on July 22nd, titled Lead to Light. 2009’s self-titled release led them into the limelight with it’s energetic, fiery, attidude-filled, […]
Weezer, who I think we’re all familiar with, has set a release date for their long-awaited album Everything Will Be Alright in the End: September 30th. It will be the band’s first […]
(Photo by Clay Lancaster). In classic black & white with classic black suits, New York City-based Interpol has just released a music video for the song “All the Rage Back Home”. After […]
Pop piano man Ben Folds is on a mission to save Nashville’s Studio A from being sold and developed into something other than a recording space. Built by Chet Atkins in 1964, Studio […]
Bay Area based indie hip-hop artist K.Flay has premiered a new video for her infectious single“Thicker Than Dust” today at EW.com. The track is featured on her highly anticipated new record, Life As A Dog, which is […]
In a move that may demonstrate further how “streaming music is the future”, YouTube is scheduled to join the ranks of Spotify, iTunes Radio, Beats, Amazon, etc. by launching their own music streaming service. […]
Hi folks! We’re writing to you from our media headquarters for the weekend, here at the Napa BottleRock music festival. This is our second year covering it, and it’s also the second […]
(above image by Clay Lancaster, http://www.claylancaster.com) For a minute there, Dave Grohl had us fooled with his statements regarding putting Foo Fighters on hiatus, taking a break, working on the Sound City […]
As reported recently, television ratings for the reality sining competition show American Idol have hit all-time lows, with Today.com claiming the show will be cut to 1 night per week next season. Meanwhile […]
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