Singer Chris Martin has described a track written for Coldplay's next album as "basically genius", saying it could be their best composition yet...
NEW YORK (Oct. 9) - Legs McNeil remembers the night back in 1975 dingier Bowery neighborhood. The band onstage, four guys in leather jackets and torn jeans, was the Ramones. McNeil sat at a nearby table, watching their set with Lou Reed...
The literal translation of Roh Delikat from German is lsquo; lsquo;rough rdquo; and lsquo; lsquo;delicate, rdquo; and man, the band rsquo;s first album, lsquo; lsquo;Deaf Dear rdquo; (2004), captured that bipolar energy...
[January 3rd, 2007] Jon Itkin is a liar mdash;sort of. After a few listens to his self-released debut, Oregon , the newly local singer-songwriter had me convinced that his mother is in prison...
The January issue of Vanity Fair has, on the face of it, a very satisfying article by David Rose entitled...
"He wrote [Found] in order to persuade her." In an article entitled Goethe's in Da House, talk to German rapper Doppel U, keen to peddle Goethe and Schiller to the kids as "the Slim Shadys of their time." Doppel U is actually Christian Weirich, a 23-year...
Sallie Mae Posts Strong Third-Quarter 2006 Performance Results...
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This entertaining and touching out-take from Jon Alpert's doc on the music industry have James Brown and a young Al Sharpton dishing on the music industry and its treatment of a talented and intelligent black man.
JON ALPERT: Tell us the story. What happened?
And this is something that everybody might be interested in knowing about. You tried to become independent, what happened?
JAMES BROWN: The system crushed me.
JON ALPERT: Give me some examples.
Aside from the occasional moments when I find myself tuned into the local classic rock station, and songs such as ldquo;A Horse With No Name rdquo; or ldquo;Ventura Highway rdquo; come floating out of my stereo rsquo;s speakers, America is not a band n...
Posted Jan 2nd 2007 4:00PM by Filed under: , , Escient is shipping its new Music Manager for iPods...
News from the Caribbean... Washington Post - The six-night cruises , which depart from either St. Maarten or Tortola, start at $799 per person double; price usually starts at $1,300...
When the national anthems are played before tonight's Ontario Hockey League game at the John Labatt Centre, we ask anyone tempted to speak, to do one thing . . . shut up...
The Hold Steady, Pelican Added to Intonation Lineup With the Pitchfork-curated Intonation Music Festival now only a month and a half away, we find ourselves unable to resist adding even more bands to the already monster lineup...
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