Two weeks people, that’s it. We only have 14 more days to wait before this summer’s top Sci-fi film hits theaters and blows our minds. In keeping with tradition, we have more daily Prometheus goodness for you. Today’s Xeno-morsel is a featurette including some film footage and dialogue from the actors and director of the film. The topic is the overall vision of the movie and what we can come to expect, visually. I’m not a big fan of 3D theatre, I get woozy easily, but I think Scott will be utilizing it in moderation for ...

Here’s the clip for A Place To Bury Strangers’ “You Are The One,” a brooding, sinister clip that follows dark hallways to visions of lust and violence. NSFW for the afore-mentioned lust and violence. Watch it below. Worship is out 6/26 on Dead Oceans.

What you’ll find in The Ticket on your newstands, app and online tomorrow: Michael Fassbender: heavy metal, Reservoir Dogs and Prometheus with the Kerryman Wilco: not “fucking Dadrock”, OK? Grimes: she’s had “Visions” Josh Brolin: meet the Man In Black Booking the Cooks/Movie Bites: Aoife “Movie Bites” McElwain and Oisin “Booking the Cooks” Davis set [...]

On Friday the 15th of June, Sheffield’s Bad Taste Records are set to take over Visions Video Bar in Dalston for their biggest night to date. Headlining is a producer who needs no introduction to anyone with even a pass interest in electronic music – Luke Vibert. With two decades worth of music under his [...]

At its 20th-anniversary celebration at Merkin Concert Hall on Tuesday, the Mirror Visions Ensemble set works of Heinrich Heine, Emily Dickinson and Ogden Nash to music.

Here is the brand new video for the atmospheric Grimes track ‘Nightmusic’ featuring Majical Cloudz. It’s proving a bit marmite on YouTube, but watch it below and decide for yourself. Could she be the next Bjork? She’s certainly proved herself extremely popular across the early 2012 festival circuit, so I don’t see why not. Read my review of the amazing ‘Visions’ here; it’s out now on 4AD.

Nostalgien, vemodet og bevidstheden om, at kun det tabte kan fastholdes i erindringen,  kan spores helt ud i coveret og titlen på Helsingborg-duoen This Visions nye – og andet – album. The Golden Age we lost hedder pladen, og det let grynede, analoge familiefoto på coveret minder om erindringens fastholdelse af det tabte i en [...]

In exciting news, label Jagjaguwar (Home of such artists/bands as Bon Iver, Women and Sharon Van Etten) has signed Foxygen, an exciting new band. Foxygen is composed of Sam France and Jonathan Rado, out of Washington and New York, respectively. The band brings upon visions of The Velvet Underground and The Kinks among many other sudden influences. The band will be releasing their debut LP Take the Kids Off Broadway on July 24th and in addition, you can hear the second track off the LP titled 'Make It Known' below. Tracklisting: 1. Abandon My Toys 2. Make It Known ...

London duo Plant Plants (Stuart Francis and Howard Whatley) have released news about their upcoming plans. EP2 will feature four new songs and is set to drop June 18th through This Is Music. The band has released a teaser trailer for EP song 'One To Adore'. The new EP follows on from last years debut, which again was produced by Simian Mobile Disco's Jas Shaw. In support of the new EP the band are playing various gigs in the upcoming months as shown below: June 4th - Old Queens Head June 14th - EP launch @ Queen of Hoxton w/Visions of ...

“Busting Visions”, das neue Album von der kanadischen Band Zeus bietet coolen, dabei immens aktuellen Retro-Rock. Der changiert zwischen der modernen Coolness der Kings Of Leon, klassischer Wucht einer x-beliebigen Bluesband plus einer heftigen Prise Paul Rodgers’schem Herzschmerz. Dazu intoniert Frontmann Mike O’Brien mit einem Organ, das Erinnerungen an 70s-Größen wie den erwähnten Paul Rodgers [...]

photos by Joe McCabe Archers of Loaf at Bowery Ballroom 4/26/12 Archers of Loaf teamed up with fellow reunited '90s Chapel Hill band/Merge labelmates Pipe for a NYC show at Bowery Ballroom on 4/26 with Hundred Visions. The show was...

No sooner had Ned Collette established his robust partnership with the backing duo Wirewalker on his third album Over the Stones, Under the Stars than the Melbourne songwriter relocated to Berlin in 2010. Two years later, bassist Ben Bourke is absent due to fatherhood duties, leaving Collette and drummer/engineer Joe Talia to work primarily on their own. Recorded in Melbourne and Berlin, 2 doesn’t aim to recapture the apocalypse-minded heaviness of the last album’s full trio, but detours into low-key experimentation and tongue-in-cheek troubadour-isms. Beyond the temporary reduction in roster – this album was originally going to be ...

Here are this week’s charts! Again, just want to remind everyone that we’re doing our silent spring fundraiser over here at WPRB and you can find out more at pledge.wprb.com. Thanks for all of your support! 1 THE MEN Open Your Heart Sacred Bones 2 GRIMES Visions 4AD 3 SCREAMING FEMALES Ugly Don Giovanni 4 AIR Le Voyage Dans La Lune EMI 5 BASSNECTAR Vava Voom Amorphous 6 BEDROOM PROBLEMS Bedroom Problems Self-Released 7 BLACK DICE Mr. Impossible Ribbon 8 CHEAP FREAKS Bury Them ...

Tom DeGrazia has rejoined That’s Outrageous! following his departure last summer. The lineup change or reunion may seem questionable for many fans, so DeGrazia wrote up a lengthy statement on the news that can be found below by clicking “Read More.” Related Stories: That’s Outrageous! Not Breaking Up; Release New Song That’s Outrageous! Drummer Joining Visions Woe, Is Me Enlist Doriano Magliano As New Vocalist I’M PRETTY POSITIVE A TON OF PEOPLE WILL BE QUESTIONING WHY I’M BACK IN THAT’S OUTRAGEOUS! I’M GOING TO SPARE THE USUAL BORING BLOG AND GET RIGHT TO ...

With the many Prince connotations in Niki and The Dove 's bandname ('Darling Nikki', 'When Doves Cry') and the purple hue on the artwork of their debut album, Instinct , it's no surprise that there are further nods to the High Priest of Pop throughout the 12-track wonder. The Swedish are no strangers to creating masterful pop and Niki and The Dove (Malin Dahlström and Gustaf Karlöf) are no exception. This is a malleable album. When played at low levels, you can take on board the narratives contained in each song, particularly the image-heavy 'The Fox', which was based on ...