The concert film appears to be a dying art form, one that has fallen out of favor with audiences and directors alike as people continue to evolve their definition of how much money good music is “worth”.... Read More →
The Beatles’ catalog finally goes digital thanks to Norway and an interesting loophole
Meanwhile, John Lennon’s image recreated for a new ad campaign
Britney Spears’ Twitter account got hacked, read the obscene message
Sonic Youth serves as a literary muse for a new fiction anthology, Noise
Stream Andrew Bird’s Noble Beast in advance of its release on inauguration day…
…speaking of which, Bird and Ted Leo will play a pre-inauguration special show in DC on the 19th
Consequence of Sound has an updated list of 450 confirmed acts for this year’s SXSW
Apple to reportedly add celebrity music lessons to Garageband
New Royksopp album Junior to feature Lykke Li and Robyn
Bradford Cox points us in the direction of a bootleg of Atlas Sound’s New Year’s Eve show
Boasting a lineup guided by the invisible hand of our own year-end list, Tuesday night’s show at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple was the perfect nightcap to a year of extraordinary live music. And who better than the Walkmen to charm a rapt audience aglow with holiday cheer on a snowy weeknight? Read More →
If your new year’s resolution is to see more live music, you came to the right place. BUT, is it just us, or is the first full week of the new year somewhat lacking in live music options? Hey, they can’t all be winners, but at least the list below can point you in the direction of 12 saving...
Well, Merriweather Post Pavilion has certainly snagged its share of bandwidth recently, hasn’t it? And it’s not even out yet! So, consider this retrospective a bit of a placeholder, a celebration of AC’s past as we huddle around the internet watercooler... Read More →
