Bassist comments following William Orbit's revelation to NME about stalled sessions

Check out our most recent collection of do-overs, including D'Angelo's revelation that he can turn back the hands of time... or look like he can.

There are very few taboos left in Punk Rock. We’ve had cross dressing bands (York Dolls">New York Dolls). We’ve had abstinence promoting bands (Minor Threat). We’ve had homoerotic bands (Gay For Johnny Depp). And, we’ve even had neo-nazi punk bands. If there’s a minority led social convention, you can bet your life that they’ve got a Punk band representing them. The only social group seemingly unaffiliated to Punk Rock was transgenderism. ‘Was’ being the keyword.   Last week, Tommy Gabel of Against Me announced plans to undergo transgender realignment treatment, to become – physiologically – a ...

As ill as that video of D’Angelo covering Funkadelic was, we’re a lil’ more excited about this other revelation stemming from his interview with GQ. Apparently the comeback kid is ready to drop his new album in SEPTEMBER. Now, we’ve heard…

Genre: Alternative/Indie/Rock/Folk Country: Sweden Tracklist 01. To Just Grow Away 02. Revelation Blues 03. Leading Me Now 04. 1904 05. Bright Lanterns 06. There’s No Leaving Now 07. Wind And Walls 08. Little Brother 09. Criminals 10. On Every P...

Artist: The Tallest Man On Earth Album: There’s No Leaving Now Released: 2012 Style: Folk Format: M4A 280Kbps Size: 77 Mb Tracklist: 01 – To Just Grow Away 02 – Revelation Blues 03 – Leading Me Now 04 – 1904 05 – Bright Lanterns 06 – There’s No Leaving Now 07 – Wind And Walls 08 – Little Brother 09 – Criminals 10 – On Every Page DOWNLOAD LINKS: RAPIDGATOR: DOWNLOAD FILEZPRO: [...]

Dear room-parents, Have you hears about this? I guess some hippie, liberal, “bras are optional” feminist who calls herself “Björk” is going around trying to educate our kids about these supposed connections between music, nature, and technology. Yeah, she’s teaming up with something called “The New York Public Library” and something else called “The Children’s Museum of Manhattan” this summer to launch a series of programs based around, get this , an “interactive album and accompanying suite of iPad apps ” that she released last year called Biophilia ( TMT Review ). I just listened to the first 30 seconds of one ...

The 00's were a really cool time to be a DJ.  The internet fucked up the genre-based marketing plans that the majors had spent decades constructing to maximize profits.  A crop of amazing DJs made anything-goes parties the norm.  DJs from disparate genres started collaborating more and more.   I spent 1999 through about 2003 basically only spinning hip-hop.  From 2003 onward I've been learning about everything I was missing. And it was in that market that DJ Apt One and myself started Philadelphyinz, a poorly named DJ night where two dudes who conversed almost entirely in obscure post-Rawkus ...

Book Review The Mirage by Matt Ruff Billed as a psychological thriller, The Mirage is begins by skewing the world we know into a parallel universe where on 11/9, American terrorists hijacked planes and attacked the United Arab States, a federation encompassing most of the Middle East and North Africa. It's a promising start. And an engaging one, as Ruff manages to develop complex characters even as he presents mind-curdling twists of our reality: North America is fractured into several religious nation-states (though there's little word on what's happening in the Pacific Northwest), Timothy McVeigh is ...

Martin Kettle's pick of the great baritone's recorded output 1. Schutz arias Reissued from 1950s in 2009, these are compelling recordings of what was then quite obscure repertoire. The young Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau's voice is in glorious condition. 2. Bach Ich habe genug Conducted here by Karl Ristenpart, Bach's cantata on death is one of Fischer-Dieskau's classic recordings of a composer in whose music he excelled. 3. Wagner Tristan und Isolde The young Fischer-Dieskau as Kurwenal on the classic 1950s Furtwängler (the singer's favourite conductor) recording. Fischer-Dieskau's early Wagner recordings are all outstanding. 4 ...

On June 12th, The Tallest Man On Earth will release "There's No Leaving Now", the follow-up to his  sophomore LP The Wild Hunt. The Tallest Man on Earth has scheduled some summer tour dates in the U.S. including a stop in Columbus at the Wexner Center on August 2nd. There’s No Leaving Now  Tracklist: 1. To Just Grow Away 2. Revelation Blues 3. Leading Me Now 4. 1904 5. Bright Lanterns 6. There’s No Leaving Now 7. Wind and Walls 8. Little Brother 9. Criminals 10. On Every Page The Tallest Man on Earth 2012 Tour ...

by Brad LaBonte Wire's classic first stretch is so iconic, and the group's solo activities and subsequent reunions so under-heralded, that it's easy to overlook the post-1980 output. For me, the first time I heard a non-Wire side project was a revelation, and it happened to be one of The Grey Area's Dome reissues... Read More

Visit Indie Shuffle to download. Song: The Tallest Man On Earth - Bright Lanterns [download here ] What's so good? We’ve gotten our hands on another new track from The Tallest Man On Earth’s upcoming album There’s No Leaving Now . “Bright Lanterns” brings some slide guitar into the game, with a far more melancholic track than the previously heard “ 1904 .” The 10-track album will be released on June 12th. Tracklist: 01. To Just Grow Away 02. Revelation Blues 03. Leading Me Now 04. 1904 05. Bright Lanterns 06. There’s No Leaving Now 07. Wind and Walls 08 ...

Metal Revelation 2012 Hailing from Sweden, members of this band had been in other bands here and there learning their way in the business. Eventually this band came together, but over the course of three year they went through line-ups changes and various other struggles before finding their way to recording. Now we get a four track album of progressive edged hard rock. I hear some Savatage, Queensryche and others. The production is very full and helps give each song a boost. The songs generally start fine, in fact they begin with some smooth melodies and engaging vocals. However, try ...

*Brussels, Belgium* may not be known for producing great rock and roll bands, but don't tell that to *Black Box Revelation.* The duo, 22-year-old *Jan Paternoster* and his 20-year-old sidekick *Dries Van Dijck,* have been playing together for a nearly a decade and already have two gritty...