Foo Fighters were joined onstage by Kaki King Sunday night as the band wrapped up their UK tour at the 02 Arena in London. The American guitarist made a surprise appearance with
Minneapolis four-piece Tapes ‘N Tapes have completed work on their new record, which is due out next spring from XL Recordings. The sessions, with The Flaming Lips and Sleater-Kinney producer
Your ol’ pal Ace Cowboy wasn’t the only one returning to the Large Apple this weekend. Residents of New York last night welcomed back to the stage Stevie Wonder at
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey fans didn’t take kindly to the news that bass player Reed Mathis was joining Tea Leaf Green as an indefinite replacement for Ben Chambers. Many fans bashed TLG for playing straight rock, which led Mathis to write a diatribe on JFJO’s Yahoo Group. Read on for Reed’s thoughts on the snobbery…
We don’t usually get excited for new episodes of The Simpsons, but this week’s episode looks pretty damn good. Watch on Sunday as The Comic Book Guy gets ultra pissed
Two of our favorite blogs got in a bit of a catfight after My Bloody Valentine announced they are reforming to play three gigs in the UK. Idolator started the
I’ve been watching Ace and Neddy drop one fantastic mix after another each Friday from the sidelines, but today I’m gettin’ in the game. Those guys usually stick to a
Though guitarist Jack Antonoff may be best known for his (former) relationship with sultry actress Scarlett Johansson, his band, Steel Train—which he formed as a duo with singer Scott Irby-Ranniar in New York City in 1999—evinces enough indie-pop power to make him famous in his own right.
Listening to this record will result in immediate obsession and audiences should prepare to be both fascinated and aurally wooed.
With seven each, Battles and Of Montreal scored the most nominations for the upcoming the 2008 PLUG Independent Music Awards. Voting began Tuesday (Nov. 13) for the annual awards ceremony,
