An EP For Radiohead?
With Radiohead's album commitments to Parlophone now complete, the band have suggested that their next release may take the form of an EP.»
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With Radiohead's album commitments to Parlophone now complete, the band have suggested that their next release may take the form of an EP.»
American Recordings have stated that a massive 64 tracks on their forthcoming Johnny Cash collection will be previously unreleased.»
A new, legitimate version of Napster is set to be launched next week, and to coincide a gig will be held in Los Angeles featuring the diverse line-up of rapper Ludacris, emo tykes Dashboard Confessional, and masters of gloom Interpol, as well as Metric and DJ Melo-D.»
Rapper 50 Cent has waltzed away with another award, following his recent successes at the MOBOs and MTV awards, only this time he was recognised for his contributions to, wait for it... ringtones.»
Electro-clash daddies Fischerspooner have finished recording their second album, and are expected to release a single in the shape of 'Never Young'.»
Organisers of the 2004 Brit Awards have spoken out at the confirmation of the event date and location (17th February at Earls Court), claiming that details of nominees and winners will be closely guarded.»
Ten minutes in, and already why? (on anticon – capital letters are so lame) is getting twitchy. On his last visit to UK shores, he was greeted by a crowd comprised almost exclusively of industry types, hungry for a gander at one of the men behind seminal hip-hoppers cLOUDDEAD. But tonight, barely a hand is raised.»
Evan Dando releases a new single, 'It Looks Like You', on November 17th.»
German post-hardcore tykes Waterdown will return to the UK next month for a series of dates.»
Despite persistent rumours to the contrary (well, one) on the net, Courtney Love hasn't actually died from the overdose we reported last about week. Indeed, so alive is she that her court hearing on drugs charges (well, she was high as a kite) has been postponed.»
Bono, Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen are rumoured to be appearing at a tribute concert for the late Johnny Cash, due to be held in Nashville on November 10th.»
The Von Bondies are to make two appearances at London's 100 Club next month to showcase material from their forthcoming third LP, 'Pawn Shoppe Heart'.»
Aqualung have been confirmed as support to Feeder on the latter's arena tour this winter.»
The Offspring are to release their new album, 'Splinter', on December 1st.»
Limp Bizkit are being sued by 172 fans after the band failed to meet audience expectations at a gig in Chicago back in July.»
Coheed & Cambria should be an emo band. Indeed, prior to this show I was led to believe exactly that. With this show coming at the end of a tour with the kings/queens (depending on your opinion) of heart-broken hysterics, Thursday, and with Further Seems Forever playing second-fiddle, everything's in place for a night of grown men whining about lost loved-ones to a bunch of backpack-clad kids who'd give anything for a group hug. Only, the emo never arrives.»
Radiohead will release alternative versions of tracks from their last long-player 'Hail To The Thief' as b-sides to their forthcoming single, '2+2=5'.»
Supergrass have cancelled the remaining dates of their current US tour.»
Ricky Gervais has put pen to paper on a contract keeping him at London's Xfm for another six months.»
The Flaming Lips are to release a feature film, 'Christmas On Mars', before the end of the year.»
Damien Rice won the Shortlist Music Prize for Artistic Achievement this weekend. The ceremony, held in Los Angeles, is comparable with the Mercury Music Prize in the UK.»
R.Kelly has been granted permission to leave his home state of Illinois to tour for the second time in three months, despite court-imposed conditions detaining him in the state.»
I wanted to hate this, trust me. In fact, I really wanted to hate this - not only is one of these guys' dad an ex-Spurs player, but their biography states proudly that they've also enjoyed "...guest slots with the likes of Oasis and Finley Quaye." Ergh. But, try as I might, I don't hate it.»
No, no, NO! Not that kind of hardcore threesome - Holland's Feverdream (think The Van Pelt, Shellac etc) are touring the UK this month. You'd have to be stuck inside with the cream of the other sort of Dutch hardcore to have any excuse for not getting along to one of these highly recommended shows.»
Following The Movielife's ill-timed break up, God-bothering emo-rockers Further Seems Forever have been roped in to fill the void left by the sadly-defunct Long Island pop-punkers on the equally emo Funeral For A Friend's jaunt around the country this month.»
With tours alongside Les Savy Fav and Blonde Redhead in their native Holland under their belt, it’s hardly a surprise when Feverdream come across like something akin to The Van Pelt, or even Blonde Redhead themselves.»
Tarantino got lucky twice – Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction both spawned soundtrack records that almost surpassed the films themselves. Lightning didn’t strike a third time though – Jackie Brown was a relative flop. This time he’s been a little craftier, electing not to put all his eggs in one basket. Two films – hence the Vol. 1 – equals two soundtrack records, the first of which is, well, okay.»
The Donnas cancel UK tour»
Dido gets to number one, selling 255,000 copies.»
Underworld's re-release of 'Born Slippy' will be accompanied by a four-minute-long version of 'Trainspotting' as its video.»