NewsYEAH YEAH YEAHS PREMIERE NEW SINGLE “SACRILEGE”
Yeah Yeah Yeahs premiere “Sacrilege,”
the new single off their upcoming album Mosquito. Listen to “Sacrilege” HERE.
Flashback: The Stone Roses – the best bits
In one of the most eagerly anticipated and longed for reunions of all time, mighty Madchester indie heroes The Stone Roses are back in business and soon to be playing shows in Australia, beginning at Brisbane's River Stage on Friday 1st March. The Roses' mystique runs deep; to many they are the best of all time, unparalleled in songmanship and swagger; the epitome of “us against the world” and One Love. But can a band who split in acrimony in 1996 recall the magic that once made them great? In honour of the legendary quartet's reunification, we take a look back at the highlights of their short but influential career.
Andy Bull Releases Brand New Single ‘Keep On Running’
Sydney pop chameleon ANDY BULL is back with a brand new outlook, a brand new sound and, most importantly, a long-awaited brand new single KEEP ON RUNNING.
CRYSTAL FIGHTERS announce new album 'Cave Rave' + introductory track 'Separator'
Crystal Fighters have announced details of their highly anticipated second album. It’s entitled ‘Cave Rave’ and will be released on [PIAS] Australia/Zirkulo/Different Recordings on 24th May 2013.
Blink 182 - Brisbane - Photo Gallery
All the photos from Blink 182, RNA Showgrounds in Brisbane 22.02.2013.
Eric Clapton Gets Set to Release his 21st Studio Album
Universal Music Group International is proud to be releasing the new studio album from Eric Clapton, “Old Sock”, internationally (ex-North America) through Polydor in March. The album will be released on 22 March in Australia.
Hanni El Khatib to release his second album ‘Head In The Dirt’ this 3rd May!
Californian singer-songwriter Hanni El Khatib is due to release his sophomore album, ‘Head In The Dirt’, this 3rd May on Pod through Inertia.
After his debut record ‘Will The Guns Come Out’, Hanni El Khatib showed up to record his second album with just the clothes on his back—no guitar, no fancy almost-finished demos, and only about three weeks time to get from start to finish. While on tour, he'd met Dan Auerbach (Black Keys) in a bar in Paris and after some whiskey got involved, they decided to partner up in Auerbach’s studio in Nashville. The idea was to erase everything he’d become comfortable with and to make an album out of only raw instinct and inspiration.
