Arch Enemy – You Will Know My Name Source The well known melodic death metal band, Arch Enemy decided to release a new video for one of the songs from their upcoming album, War Eternal, which is set to be released on June 9 in Europe, and June 10 in US via Century Media. This single is the third one to be released with the band’s newest singer Alissa White-Gluz, which was…
Source Robyn and Royksopp This is not the first Röyksopp and Robyn collaboration, but this time they actually announced a new tour for the summer of 2014 called Röyksopp and Robyn Do It Again Tour 2014. Also, even though they haven’t announced the tour dates yet, this will take place in Europe, North America and in many other selected venues around the world as they announced on their official website. Robyn and Röyksopp have…
Source Fancy picture with Amaranthe The pop-metal band Amarathe decided to release a video for one of the songs from the band’s latest album, The Nexus, released in March this year. The bideo for the band’s latest single, Invincible, was directed by Patric Ullaeus and according to the band’s official website, it was shot in Hollywood, Las Vegas, the Nevada desert & the Grand Canyon. All I can say about the video is…
Snapshot… Where to start? This album is the closest we’ve had to the raw sound of the early sixties since the early sixties. Aged only between 16 and 17, and with their debut album reaching the top 5, these 4 boys are really starting to make a name for themselves. They’ve already got Jeff Beck, Paul Weller, Roger Daltrey, Noel Gallagher and Dave Grohl behind them, and I think if 5 of the biggest musicians in the…
Since first appearing in 2007, with indie-rock band The Rileys, Dave Giles has made a big impact on the UK music scene. After The Rileys split in 2010, Dave began to establish himself as an independent singer-songwriter, frequently touring and continuing to build up his ever-loyal fanbase. Dave performing with The Rileys So far he’s released 4 EP’s, with the most recent, Call of Duty, reaching number 7 in the iTunes singer-songwriter chart. His most impressive…
Since their third studio effort It’s Blitz (2009), gutsy New York threesome Yeah Yeah Yeahs have remained all-too-quiet on the music scene. The four-year silence was broken, however, when the group announced the drop date of its fourth album, dubbed Mosquito (yes, for the insect), two weeks ago on their site. The YYYs have also pledged to play a slough of new dates, including the two weekends of Coachella. When asked about the record, which has been in-the-works since…
Animal Collective’s recent staple is finally getting an official release: Crimson will serve as a b-side to the latest Centipede Hz single, “Applesauce.” The video is out, but the 10″ single will be out on November 13. Last month, the band cancelled a show in Williamsburg, Brooklyn due to Avey Tare’s laryngitis – but the band are trying to make up for the that. The new, make-up dates are December 4 and 5 at Terminal…
The Black Keys performing in an iTunes Session, mid October, 2010.
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A glance into the explosive garage-rock scene of the early nineties, PJ Harvey is set to once more come forth and grace the stage for an end-of-October mini-tour extravaganza. Playing in support of her latest album, two-and-a-half-year feat Let England Shake, Harvey has announced but five dates, all of which range in location from Sweden to the Czech Republic. A wild and far cry from White Chalk (Harvey’s prior most recent release of 2007), Let England Shake exhibits…
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