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"Cheshire Cat Cry" is a song from her new album Take Me To The Land Of Hell. The album version of the track is assisted by living, breathing Target ad Lenny Kravitz. However, when the 80-year-old Ono performed the track on Letterman, she chose The Flaming Lips as her backing band. Read More »
Avril Lavigne New Album 2013: 'Rock N Roll' Extra Read More »
In a bit of news that is sure to make my mother feel old, Joan Jett gave an interview on aging and moving on from her rambunctious Runaway past in the pages (whoops...hahahaha *cries for an hour*) of SPIN. In promoting her new album Unvarnished, Jett spoke to Kenny Herzog on her new, mature sound. Read More »
Want to see a pretty interesting piece of music history? Dangerous Minds has you covered. At their site, you can see pictures of receipts for gear bought by Jimi Hendrix from the legendary/ sadly defunct NYC shop Manny's Music. Read More »
Because the real news is far too depressing, let's dive into a fantasy world to see how the government shutdown would have been handled in the United States of Shondaland. Read More »
Palma Violets have released a music video for "Rattlesnake Highway", the latest single off their critcally adored, ridiculously uneven (but hell, they can't even drink Stateside) debut 180. Palma's brand of racous pub-rock meshes perfectly with clips of evangelical Christians engaging in snake handling, convulsing and speaking in tongues. Check it out below: Read More »
Rappers don't die, they just do corny sh*t like this. Contrary to popular belief, Ja Rule did not actually pass away upon his first listen to Get Rich Or Die Tryin'. The former flagship artist of Murda, Inc. ('member them?) is still around and was recently released from prison after a nearly two-year gun possession bid. How did he choose to celebrate? By going on Better Mornings Atlanta and freestyle the weather updates. Read More »
Parquet Courts are releasing a new 5-song EP titled Tally All the Things That You Broke on October 8. The follow-up to their unassailable 2012 album Light Up Gold (seriously, go buy it) finds the Texas-raised Brooklynites are showing off a bit of their freak-rock credentials. The guitars are jagged and discordant and the vocals sound like tossed off rants left on the cutting room floor from Locust Abortion Technician. Read More »
It's here. And it's just as dark as we dreamt it would be. Pusha T is avoiding a leaked album fiasco by putting My Name Is My Name on the web. The full album stream is up on Myspace. Read More »
Miley Cyrus finally provides an answer to why she can't seem to keep her tongue in her mouth on the promo spots for her appearance on Saturday Night Live. Read More »
If you thought Earl Sweatshirt's fantastic new album Burgundy meant that Odd Future had turned an introspective corner, the gang would like to have a word with you. OFWGKTA re-stake their claim as rap's most rambunctious bunch of foul-mouthed kids on their new posse cut "Look." Read More »
PRAISE BE, THAT GREAT DAY OF RECKONING IS ALMOST UPON US. Paris Hilton's first Cash Money single "Good Time (feat. Lil Wayne)" drops in less than a week and, as she is a benevolent heiress, Ms. Hilton has granted us the cover art for a track that is likely to change the course of Western Civilization. Read More »
Drake is going on tour in support of Nothing Was The Same and, to hype said tour, he has provided us with a Gatorade commercial teaser video. Read More »
