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Status Quo Set Studio Album Release |
One of the world's most enduring live acts, this seminal British band has influenced a generation of musicians and entertained millions with their driving, no-nonsense brand of rock.
Their 33rd album to date, In Search Of The Fourth Chord features a brand new set of future classic Quo songs. Originally released overseas in September 2007, it finally hits stateside for the US Quo fans.
As Tall As Lions Added To Mutemath Tour |
"This is a great tour, we have been waiting for one like this," said ATAL frontman, Dan Nigro. "Mutemath writes intelligent songs and has a passionate audience, and we like to think that we do too."
As Tall As Lions' 3rd full-length, "You Can't Take it with You" is in stores next Tuesday, August 18, but premieres today (through Saturday) on Myspace, www.myspace.com/astallaslions - The album comes in 3 formats, a standard version, a deluxe version, that comes with a DVD featuring a 30 minute documentary about the making of YCTWY (it took well over a year) as well as live songs from the band's sold out 2007 NYC performance. The vinyl album also comes as a 2-disc gatefold, with 4 bonus tracks.
- free song link and tour dates
McCartney's Guitarist Releases Solo Album |
With the release of his second solo album BORN ON EARTH - a head-spinning collection of richly embroidered original songs - the L.A.-based Anderson makes it clear he's much more than just your average sideman. Anderson is a guitarist/singer/songwriter who's anxious to get his freak on, freed from the understandable boundaries placed on him by other artists. He may be the world's most successful guitarist waiting to be discovered as an artist. [We assume it is out already since the PR didn't contain a release date]
BORN ON EARTH is a bold, sparkling statement from a guy whose worldview is eclectic and consistently left field. The new album's title song is a microcosm of Anderson's artistry. It opens with circus snare drum hits and cymbal crashes under a dramatic string section (Is this Wagner?) then slams straight into fourth gear with a titanic guitar riff that sounds like it's leveling the earth (Black Keys or Black Sabbath?). Anderson's vocal enters with a throat-shredding howl, crying "Shoot out! Vengeance on the street!" (John Lennon?) That guttural howl is then followed by a bouncy, catchy melody (MGMT?). All this and we haven't even reached the first chorus...
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Son Volt and Death Cab for Cutie Stars Team Up |
Mike Peters Sounding The Alarm Against Cancer |
The Summit is the landmark event of the LIVESTRONG Global Cancer Campaign, an effort of the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF). The duo will represent the organization's commitment to fight cancer globally and engage with world media, political leaders, representatives of non-governmental organizations and corporate leadership.
"Cancer is a major public health problem that affects every country in every region of the world regardless of economic and social situation," said Lance Armstrong, LAF founder and chairman, cancer survivor and champion cyclist. "Through collective action, we will make a renewed commitment to reducing the burden of cancer around the world and break down the stigma and silence too often associated with the disease."
Regina Spektor Taps Jupiter One For Tour |
"We are honored that Regina selected us to open her shows," said Jupiter One's frontman K Ishibashi. "Her fans are dedicated, song-loving people. They'll be there early and know that the music was hand-picked and approved by her."
While most of the cities are being finalized, the dates will run from September 24 to November 20.
- announced dates
Bachman Turner Overdrive, The Guess Who Star Remembers Les Paul |
7th Son Change Name To Taking Dawn and Hit The Road |
The band's first tour, with Saliva, begins next week and runs for two weeks. The band will then hit the road and support its labelmates DragonForce for a month. TAKING DAWN will follow that tour up as part of the second leg of the first-ever, 43-date, "HardDrive" tour, where they will be supporting All That Remains and Lacuna Coil. The tour is sponsored by the nationally syndicated "HardDrive" radio show, which has been blasting on the airwaves since 1996. There are 125 stations broadcasting the show, hosted by Lou Brutus.
A 3-song EP, simply titled Taking Dawn, is currently available at all digital retailers. Additionally, the band will be selling the EP on the road and it will be available for sale via The Omega Order staring September 1. The band's Roadrunner full length debut is expected in early 2010. The EP tracklisting is "Time to Burn," "Like a Revolution" and "Godless." The band, who make rowdy hard rock, is psyched to hit the road, saying, "We are so excited to finally rock with all of you crazy mother----ers. We are gonna bring the rock pretty ----in' hard so you better dust off those dancing shoes and get ready to bang your heads with us! Get ready for a good time!" You've been warned.
More Red Eye For The Gwar Guy |
The appearance went so well in fact that "Red Eye" has given Oderus the opportunity to have more airtime by being a member of the panel for an entire show.
Mr. Urungus had the following to say about this recent development: "After weeks of scrutiny, the fools...I mean the people at Fox News have decided to give me more airtime. This marks yet another step in the transformation of Oderus from lead singer to leading man-thing. I won't stop until my career eclipses that of Carrot-top, who will be forced to eat his own genitals in a desperate attempt at publicity. The humans need programs like "The GWAR Show", or "GWAR TV" or even "Everybody Loves Oderus". Considering we are GWAR, we are the perfect choice to play ourselves!"
Gwar's new album "Lust in Space" hits stores this Tuesday August 18th
- Check out video footage of Oderus' fifth appearance Here.
Adelle Headed Down Under And Cover The Doors |
Available via iTunes and other online stores, 'Hello Sane Age Sins' has received critical acclaim, "A rendering of raw sound with cunningly astute production�To me this disc is an anti-movement" (fasterlouder.com). You can experience Adelle live at any of the tour dates listed or alternatively tune in to their free live web broadcast performance to kick off the tour on August 23rd.
Furthermore Adelle will be releasing a cover of The Doors 'People Are Strange' via their web show on the 23rd of August.
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Bands Needed For Film Soundtrack |
Blues Cruise Documentary Coming |
More Acid Drinkers Reissues |
"Amazing Atomic Activity" and "Broken Head" are both limited to 2000 copies. Digitally remastered using 24-Bit process. Metal Mind Productions set the release date for 24th August in Europe and 6th October in USA (via MVD).
"Amazing Atomic Activity"Acid Drinkers' 9th studio album from 1999. The album was recorded in a new and improved line-up with Przemek "Perła" Wejmann on guitars. The band claim that while writing this album they worked collectively, with each musician contributing to the creative process to an extent unprecedented in Acid Drinkers' history. It was promoted by a Rolling Stone's cover song "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction". The new digipak edition includes 2 bonus tracks.
"Broken Head" The band's 10th full length album from 2000. "Broken Head" was a return to the extreme sound known from their previous offerings like "Infernal Connection" and "High Proof Cosmic Milk". The 'thrash/hard rock' rhythm of the 90's was used once again. This album showed the band from a slightly different perspective � the songs' arrangements were much more complex, mostly due to a new guitarist. The album won the most prestigious award in Poland � Fryderyk. The new digipak edition includes 3 bonus tracks: 2 audio and 1 video.
Tim Williams Releasing Careful Sophomore Album |
Careful Love chronicles Williams' battle between life and death, joy and pain. Following the release and touring around When Work Is Done, Williams' frail heart required intensive surgery where his left pulmonary valve would need to be replaced. After agonizing months of planning, Williams underwent the painstaking procedure in the summer of 2008, which left him in recovery -- physically, mentally and emotionally. Enduring an event of this magnitude inevitably makes its way to expressions in Williams' songs. Using the surgery as his muse, Williams penned "I Hit Another Wall." "I wrote the song as a reminder of how lucky I was to make it through," he explains. "It was physically the most painful experience in my life."
In the midst of Williams' physical healing, he was also dealing with perils of a long-distance relationship. He wrote all the songs for Careful Love within a week upon returning home from his first trip to Los Angeles. Williams recalls, "Having lived in Brooklyn for such a long time prior to moving to Nashville, I was programmed to hate the sun soaked city. I was still recovering from heart surgery at the time and was trying to get over the feeling that all the work they did inside me would somehow unravel causing an emergency trip to a hospital or worse." Instead, Williams fell in love with LA and those thoughts were almost immediately removed from his mind. Williams penned six songs that would find their way onto Careful Love, packed his bags and moved back to NYC, to be close to family and the doctors who saved his life.
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