Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Songs Of The Week

Kristall- Audionom
And You Said I Was the Only One- Audionom
Bronson- Calla
Holiday- Dilana
Welcome, Ghosts- Explosions In the Sky
Over You (For the 79th Time)- The Incredible Strand
On Your Way Now- Silent Envy
No Emotion (Cucumber Mix)- Idlewild

Song Of The Week:

"I Can't Walk Away" by The Cringe

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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

New Ear Candy!

Someone to Love- Fountains Of Wayne
Read My Mind- The Killers
Sandy- Papercuts
Kathy In Her Bedroom- Bedroom Walls
I'm Freaking Out- Racine
Untitled Duet #3- Softlightes
Believe In You- RoBOT LIKE ME
Kill Myself for You (I Wouldn't)- RoBOT LIKE ME
The Picture- Son Volt
Commercial Flight- solar powered people
Speak to Me Bones- Land Of Talk
Summer Special- Land Of Talk

Song Of The Week:

"Start the Cycle" by solar powered people

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Saturday, February 10, 2007

The Stooges Announce US Gigs

Influental forerunners of Punk and New Wave reunite.

http://www.uncut.co.uk/news/the_stooges/news/9401



The Stooges have announced a set of US dates, in between the first of their numerous festival appearances.

Iggy Pop and co are promoting the release of their first album in 33 years, “The Weirdness,” their first since David Bowie produced “Raw Power.”

The Stooges have also been confirmed to play at renowned music showcase, South By Southwest in Texas, on March 17.

The Stooges have the following headline gigs arranged:

Caprices Festival (March 8), Crans-Montana
SXSW (March 17) Austin, Texas.
Orpheum, Boston (April 7)
United Palace, New York (9)
Fox Theatre, Detroit (13)
Filmore Auditorium, Denver (17)
The Warfield, San Francisco (19)
WaMu Theater at Qwest Filed Events, Seattle (27)
Tromso Open Air Festival, Bukta, Norway (July 21)

“The Weirdness” is released through Virgin records on March 5.

Wednesday, February 07, 2007

Song Of The Week: "Anticipation"

New Alternative Rock releases:

I Still Remember- Bloc Party
Eighteen- ¡Forward, Russia!
Sunday Sounds- The Apples in Stereo
Ruby- Kaiser Chiefs
All Ones and Zeros- The Early Years
John, Let Me Go- Sondre Lerche
Phantom Punch- Sondre Lerche
Sly- The Cat Empire
The Car Song- The Cat Empire
LIke Ashes Like Millions- Cut City
Last Night- Little Brazil
Used to Think- Little Brazil
November Girls- The Makes Nice
The Day Is Gone- The Makes Nice

Song Of The Week:

"Anticipation" by Cut City

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Tuesday, February 06, 2007

Police Offered Big Payoff!

http://www.therockradio.com/2007/02/police-reportedly-offered-huge-amount.html

Tuesday, February 06, 2007

The Police reportedly offered huge amount for tour

If a report out of the UK is to be believed, the Police are looking at a staggering amount of money for a reunion tour. According to The Sun, well-known concert promoter Michael Cohl wants the band for dates in Europe and North America, and he's offered them 150 million British pounds sterling, which is worth about $294 million based on the exchange rate on Monday, February 5th. No one will go on the record to confirm that the Police will tour this year, but there have been a lot of rumors to that effect.

Police guitarist Andy Summers told us that a reunion tour would be incredibly lucrative for the band: "It's frightening to think about, because I think we could earn more in four months than we did in seven years, you know?"

Cohl is a Canadian promoter who's worked with the Rolling Stones for about 20 years, and he's also done tours for U2, Pink Floyd, and David Bowie, among others, so he's more than capable of getting the money together for the Police, if he's so inclined.

The Police have been in Vancouver, British Columbia, where they've rehearsed for their appearance on the Grammy Awards on Sunday (February 11th). It will be their first time on stage together since the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2003.

Thursday, February 01, 2007

Songs Of The Week

Jenny Don't Be Hasty - Paolo Nutini
Dashboard- Modest Mouse
Hang Me Up to Dry- Cold War Kids
Via Invested- Damiera
Open Wide- Future Of Forestry
Please- Turn Off the Stars
You Are- Lost Ocean
Find a New Way- Young Love

Song Of The Week:

"15 Minutes"- Greenskeepers

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Credential Recordings Sampler:

Forever- Edison Glass
This House- Edison Glass
Open Wide- Future Of Forestry
Twilight- Future Of Forestry
Please- Turn Off the Stars
Hours And Days- Turn Off the Stars
Revolution- Dizmas
Riots And Violence- Dizmas
Just Glide- Lost Ocean
You Are- Lost Ocean