Greg Mclean didn't exactly replicate the success of his break-out horror flick "Wolf Creek" with croc-thriller follow-up "Rogue." And while it seemed he was set to shoot a sequel to "Wolf Creek" early this year, legal troubles have since delayed the production, with no end in sight. The delay, however, might just be a blessing in disguise, with the helmer now set to tackle a new Australian thriller with an exciting cast in tow. ScreenDaily reports that international pre-sales will begin in Cannes this month for McLean's "Kill Me Three Times," a thriller that will star Alice Braga ...

Songwriters Al Anderson and Chris Stapleton accepted honors on Monday (4/30) [...]

One of the most exciting new acts around, bass music duo Major Look continue to prove that – for once – you can believe the hype, with the release of their new single ‘Never Hold Us Back’ on 20th May. The combination of Stapleton’s unmistakable swagger-laden vocals and Crystal Clear’s pin-point programming ensures that ‘Never [...]

Alright, this compilation looks to be one of the most essential things released all year if you're into house music, or dance music in general really. Featuring two discs of underground club tunes from the creative heyday of the UK acid house scene, there's no obvious hits here, but just killer music, made all the better by the fact that if you weren't raving twenty years ago, you'll probably not have heard most of it. In spite of the title, the tracks compiled are naturally a reaction in many ways to the sounds coming out of ...

1979: Robert Ashley - Automatic Writing by Mike Wojciechowski on 03-30-2012 I recently revisited composer Robert Ashley’s Automatic Writing after listening to several hours of Lil B The Based God. We live in an iPod-shuffled world of divergent tastes so this kind of thing can happen all the time. It always pleasantly surprises me though when this mode of listening offers new insight into connections that can be made across genres and disciplines. Automatic Writing was composed over a period of five years in the mid 70s. Ashley states he was depressed by the public’s disinterest in his type ...

George Strait, yet again, is at the top of the song chart. His current single Love's Gonna Make It Alright off "Here for a Good Time" is at the top of the mediabase radio chart. This feat ironically marks his 59th career number one hit for the 59 year old singer. The song, written by Al Anderson and Chris Stapleton is one of the few Strait did not write with son Bubba and longtime pal Dean Dillon for this album....

Nurse with Wound has just reissued a collection of rare tracks titled Creakiness and Other Misdemeanours , which includes their side of the amazing and long out-of-print split LP with Spasm along with other gems from limited releases. According to Midheaven : 1991’s “Creakiness” features Stephen Stapleton, Joolie Wood, James Mannox and Tony Wakeford crafting a five-part dada-esque mix of samples from Warner Brothers cartoons, car horns, game show buzzers and other sounds. ‘Mona Twisted’ and ‘Twisted Mona’ are from the Sand Tangled Women (Echo Poeme Sequence 3) 7-inch, the 19-minute ‘Little Dipper Minus Two (Echo Poeme Sequence 1)’ was a ...

Update: Deadline confirms that Santoro will be back as Xerxes and "300: Battle Of Artemisia" will shoot this summer. Santoro and Eva Green will pair up as the bad guys in this one. So, that "300: Battle Of Artemisia" movie is still rolling along, with the most randomly assembled cast ever, including Sullivan Stapleton (Craig Cody from "Animal Kingdom"), some guy you never heard of named Jamie Blackley, and the gorgeous Eva Green. You know, if Warner Bros. shut down "Arthur And Lancelot" for being a big budget movie, starring nobodies, you would think this would be next. Guess not ...

Major Look is a new project that sees Stapleton hook up with producer Crystal Clear to create some of the catchiest and most talked about vocal DnB tp be rolling around for a while. Imagine if Professor Green hooked up with early Chase and Status and you would be pretty...

Major Look is a new project that sees Stapleton hook up with producer Crystal Clear to create some of the catchiest and most talked about vocal DnB tp be rolling around for a while. Imagine if Professor Green hooked up with early Chase and Status and you would be pretty...

Even with Chris Stapleton and Mike Henderson gone, The Steeldrivers still smoke "Blue Side of the Mountain" on Music City Roots.

Crystal Clear & Stapleton have been pillars of the underground dance scene for sometime now, and their collaborative effort Major Look even made appearances on DJ Hype’s Real Playaz imprint as well as BBC Radio’s 1/1Xtra with the group’s debut single “Levels”. Following some time apart, Major Look is now back together and dropping a brand new single titled ‘Hush [...]

Andre Stapleton has been named Vice President, Worldwide Business Development, Global Digital Business, Sony Music Entertainment, the company announced in a statement today.

In what has become a highlight of Country Radio Seminar week in Nashville, Universal Music Group Nashville held its third annual artist showcase at the famed Ryman Auditorium with a mix of veterans (George Strait, Lionel Richie, Lee Ann Womack, and Luke Bryan), newly established artists (David Nail, Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina), and up-and-comers (Canaan Smith, Randy Montana, Chris Stapleton and Kacey Musgraves).

3mins 30something in and I'm a shiver of collapsing piping ... that percussive bass from the Sunn O))) boys reminding me of a old collaboration the Wound did with Tony Wakeford but with more soured industry and asbo bottle throwing... This one certainly bleeds a satisfied evol...the best track I've heard from Stapleton and Co in a long while...