Goldrush will be putting out a new release via Drexel University’s MAD Dragon Records and Motion City Soundtrack’s Boombox Generation label. Check out a blog from Motion City discussing the release below by clicking “Read More.” The third band in the  Making Moves  series is Richmond, VA’s  Goldrush . Goldrush came together when Prabir Mehta, who was in a local Richmond band called Prabir and The Substitutes, met Treesa Gold and Matt Gold, classical instrumentalists who often play with the Richmond Symphony. The Substitutes were going to record some new tracks with Treesa and Matt, but then broke ...

This week's slice of "Albums That Changed My Life" goodness comes from Dan O'Connor of Four Year Strong! The band are currently touring across Europe in support of their new album, 'In Some Way, Shape Or Form' and have recently announced they will be supporting blink-182 on their UK summer tour. Hatebreed - Satisfaction Is The Death Of Desire The first time I heard this record, it was one of the most angry, intense records I'd ever heard. Everything about it made the 13 year old me want to destroy everything. It was a gateway record for me ...

Yes, 'now' really was back in July, but since I haven't been paying attention to one of my favorite artists lately, they slipped right past the lighthouse. These guys are always a hoot and this album is full of happiness. 'Unite Us' is somewhere between doing cartwheels on the 4th of July at night and exchanging smiles with your best friend at a wedding. It should be no surprise that 'Unite Us' could feel a little like ' Come Together ', and since I'm smitten by the smiles I really don't care as I'm sailing in these fellows ...

We're taking one more day of rest to recharge our batteries, but we know some of you might already be stranded back in the real world. So here is Weird Al, Steven Tyler, and Alice Cooper singing The Beatles' "Come Together" in Maui on New Year's Eve for some reason.

Hit the replies to watch *Steven Tyler* (http://www.aerosmith.com/), *Alice Cooper* (http://alicecooper.com/) and *"Weird Al" Yankovic* (http://www.weirdal.com/) cover *The Beatles* (http://absolutepunk.net/beatles)' "Come Together" at a restaurant in Hawaii on New Year's Eve.

Filed under: News Getty Images It was quite the meeting of the musical minds on New Year's Eve at Mala Wailea, an oceanfront eatery in Hawaii. Aerosmith vocalist Steven Tyler and master parodist 'Weird Al' Yankovic joined veteran shock rocker Alice Cooper on stage at a benefit show, the proceeds of which were donated to the Maui Food Bank and the Maui Arts & Cultural Center. Tyler and Yankovic sang 'Come Together,' the classic Beatles song that Aerosmith covered on the 1978 soundtrack for the ill-fated Bee Gees film, ' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band .' Is it us or ...

Fun. vocalist Nate Reuss recently opened up to Examiner.com about his band’s forthcoming Sophomore effort, due in early 2012. In the interview , Reuss commented “Just being that we are three individual song writers we have so many different influences individually so when we come together its pretty cool because those things get to kind of manifest themselves in the weirdest of ways musically. I always like to think of it as just Pop music because that is kind of what the Beatles are and who doesn’t want to be the Beatles? So I just usually say Pop ...

Fans have anxiously been awaiting the release of fun.’s sophomore album via Fueled By Ramen Records, which is due out in early-2012. You can read a full interview here and a snippet of Nate Ruess discussing the album below by clicking “Read More”. Just being that we are three individual song writers we have so many different influences individually so when we come together its pretty cool because those things get to kind of manifest themselves in the weirdest of ways musically.  I always like to think of it as just Pop music because that is kind of what ...

A free download of Acidic's cover of The Beatles "Come Together" is available here . The band's sophmore album ' Chronic Satisfaction ' is in stores now.

Wilco The Whole Love [dBpm; 2011] by Gabe Vodicka Rating: Looking back, it’s entirely possible that music critics and listeners alike put too much stock in Yankee Hotel Foxtrot . That record, hailed both as Wilco’s breakthrough (true) and an infallible slice of American-made genius (more debatable), was and is still analyzed through a decidedly distorted lens. That the album was conceived and recorded long before September 2001 was of secondary importance in the minds of many who found a deep, if accidental, profundity in Jeff Tweedy’s blurred depictions of tall shaking buildings and general human malaise. It ...

Singers Room : Four-time Grammy winner Roberta Flack’s desire to make music has not stopped; the seventy-four year old singer is prepping the release of her nineteen album, which will be a compilation of Beatles’ inspired classics. “My passion for this project comes from the magical genius of the greatest songwriters of all time.” says Flack. “Love, inspiration, friendship and my own life’s lessons come together when I sing the songs they created. I am honored to be a part of the fabulous legacy of the Beatles.” The first single from the album is her interpretation of “We Can ...

Paul Zimmerman, Getty Images Legendary four-time Grammy award-winner Roberta Flack is back with a Beatles tribute album after an eight-year hiatus. The songstress, who is most noted for tracks like 'Killing Me Softly' -- which inspired rap groups like the Fugees to cover it -- debuted her first cover from the collection, the 1965 hit 'We Can Work It Out,' this week (Sept. 27) on iTunes. The full album release is expected in February 2012. "Love, inspiration, friendship and my own life's lessons come together when I sing the songs they created. I am honored to be a part of the ...

Michael Jackson. The Beatles. Prince. D’Angelo. Marvin Gaye. According to pop legend, these people have never all met in the same place at the same time. Not unlike Rafter Roberts and Simon Lord, known collectively as Roberts & Lord , who have also never met in person. But today they all come together in Roberts & Lord’s new EP, COVERS . Having released Eponymous just a couple weeks ago here on Asthmatic Kitty Records, Roberts & Lord went right back into their virtual studio. Separated by ocean and spanning continents but brought together by the technology of the internet and compelled by the irresistible power of pop, Roberts & Lord recorded this follow-up EP, a love letter to the muses for Eponymous . Drenched in the lo-fi proto-production aural genius of Rafter Roberts and folded with the slick self-harmonies of Simon Lord, MJ, Lennon-McCartney, Prince, and D’Angelo find a home, finally, together at last. Artist Josh Hassin provides the striking cover art. The EP is free to download and free to stream, but it’s hold on your soul could cost everything. Download and listen here or below.   <a href="http://robertsandlord.bandcamp.com/album/covers" _cke_saved_href="http://robertsandlord.bandcamp.com/album/covers">COVERS by Roberts and Lord</a>

Well, hey there everyone. I know it's been a while since I managed to get a post up here. I have to apologize. Between traveling and moving I haven't had time to get a proper write-up done, and you deserve better than halfassery. You know you do. So please forgive me and let's move along with our lives. About a week ago Wilco streamed their entire new album for 24 hours. If you were lucky enough to catch it, you'll know why I'm excited for the release on the 27th. I know that's almost ...

Friday night I had the pleasure of seeing "The Tedeschi Trucks Band" at The Riverside Theater in Milwaukee, WI. This super group consists of 11 of the finest musicians and artists including the husband and wife team of Derek Trucks (The Allman Brothers Band) and Susan Tedeschi. They’ve recently put aside their solo projects and have come together to form this amazing ensemble. What happens is pure magic!! The couple makes beautiful music together on the stage, that perhaps, only a couple can do. And the rest of the band wasn’t too shabby either. In addition to Tedeschi ...