The British indie pop band, The xx has officially announced a release date for their hinted-at new album, Coexist. The album will be out September 11 in the US (September 10 internationally) through Young Turks.
September is a long ways away, but at this rate, we shouldn't have
Quite a bit has been going on in the music world lately- festivals are beginning, new albums are being announced left and right, and remixes and covers promise to rule the summer. Here's a quick run-down of the coolest new music
Almost two years ago now a new band, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, exploded onto the scene, most notably due to the bouncy and folkish duet "Home," which really showcased the feel of the two main singers, Alexander Ebert and Jade Castrinos.
Jack White has had quite the career. From wild success with The White Stripes, to multiple acclaimed smaller groups (namely The Raconteurs and The Dead Weather) to collaborations with the likes of Insane Clown Posse and Alicia Keys. Not to mention he runs a record label, Third Man Reco
If you're like me, and you weren't at Coachella this past weekend (and won't be next weekend either), you're probably pretty annoyed with all the big music blogs and websites. Look at these cool Coachella pictures! Watch your favorite bands perform! Listen to this reunited band play live again!
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From rockabilly-country to garage punk-rock, Frankie Rose has been a part of a series of varying, seemingly incongruous projects. She started out playing in San Francisco with some random groups. One of them was Cow People, the rockabilly-country group that was admittedly her "goofiest" project
The band Of Monsters and Men just released their debut studio album on this continent April 3. It was released in their native Iceland last September. After their debut single, "Little Talks," topped the charts in Iceland, they be
1. Metronomy - The Look
2. Perfume Genius - Hood
3. Kathleen Edwards- Change the Sheets
4. The Beautiful View - Bells
5. Good Luck Bear - Down and Blue
6. Dead Sara - Weatherman
7. The Horrors - I Can See Through You
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April 3, 2012 Four years into the Shins' absence from the airwaves I said I would voluntarily give my firstborn away for the chance to hear new music from the kings of bittersweet summer pop. And guess what -- my vow with the Devil went perfectly, and we have a brand new set of James Mercer's croonings to play as we sit in the Providence sun
