Today we are very excited to bring you an exclusive Lost In The Sound Session with The Great Valley, who performed their new single “Dirty Work” acoustically. Their new album Ruthless was released independently on March 1, 2011 and can be purchased from iTunes here.
Film Credit: Matt Reamer
Matt Bellamy has announced via his Twitter page that Muse will be playing 2001’s Origin Of Symmetry in full during their headlining slots at the Reading and Leeds Festivals this summer on August 26-28.
The band wants to mark the ten-year anniversary of Origin Of Symmetry by playing the album in full for the last time. “It’s probably the last time some of these songs will ever be played live again,” he said, explaining that the performances would include the band “drawing a line under one phase of our career”.
To help raise money for the Japan Society’s Earthquake Relief Fund, The Morning Benders have released Japan Echo EP featuring remixes from Star Slinger, Wild Nothing, and more. 100% of proceeds will be donated. Download and donate here.
“Last week we were scheduled to go to Tokyo to play our first show ever in Japan. It was going to be a very special trip for us, and for me in particular. I had always dreamt of going back to Japan to play music. Not many people know this, but I was actually born in Japan, and although I only lived there for a couple of years, I’ve always had a deep love for the country and its people. I cannot express how sad and helpless I’ve felt reading about everything that is happening there right now, and even though we couldn’t be there, we wanted to do everything we could to help.
We love you Japan.
xo,
Chris”
Check out the track listing below.
Japan Echo EP (日本・エコー) Tracklisting:
1. Cold War (Star Slinger Remix)
2. Better In Blue
3. Hand Me Downs (Wild Nothing Remix)
4. Excuses (RAC Remix)
5. Mason Jar (Twin Sister Remix)
6. Wet Cement (Aislyn Remix)
7. Little Riot
8. Promises (Star Slinger Remix)
On their upcoming tour, Hawthorne Heights will be hosting a Meet & Greet contest, allowing the winners to meet and hang out with the band before the show, as well as a limited edition out of print Saying Sorry 7″ UK single on either pink or blue vinyl. More information about the contest can be found here.
Check out the tour dates below.
United Scenes of America Tour Dates:
Mar 31, Louisville, OH @ The Carriage House
Apr 1st, Westland, MI @ The Token Lounge
Apr 2, Steger, IL @ Another Hole In The Wall
Apr 3, Toledo, OH @ Frankies Inner City
Apr 4, Pittsburgh, PA @ Diesel
Apr 5, Allentown, PA @ Crocodile Rock
Apr 6, Poughkeepsie, NY @ The Chance
Apr 7, Albany, NY @ Bogies
Apr 9, Manchester, NH @ Rocko’s Rock Club
Apr 10, Providence, RI @ The Ruins
Apr 12, Hamden, CT @ The Space
Apr 13, New York, NY @ Webster Hall
Apr 14, South Hackensack, NJ @ School Of Rock
Apr 15, Vineland, NJ @ Hangar 84
Apr 16, North East, MD @ North East Fire Hall
Apr 17, Towson, MD @ Recher Theater
Apr 19, Charlotte, NC @ Treemont Music Hall
Apr 20, Jacksonville, NC @ Hooligan Music Hall
Apr 21, Fayetteville, NC @ The Rock Shop
Apr 22, Marietta, GA @ Swayze’s
Apr 23, Johnson City, TN @ Spring Street Music Hall
Apr 25, Cedar Falls, IA @ The Wheelhouse
Apr 26, Omaha, NE @ The Waiting Room
Apr 27, Lawrence, KS @ The Bottleneck
Apr 28, Iowa City @ The Blue Moose
Apr 29, Terre Haute, IN @ The Venue
Apr 30, Bloomington, IN @ Rhino’s
May 1, Kalamazoo, MI @ The Strutt
May 3, Parkersburg, WV @ Rader’s Music Venue
May 5, Nashville, TN @ The Exit/In
May 6, Indianapolis, IN @ Rock House Cafe
May 7, Lebanon, OH @ Venue 42
The Flaming Lips and Neon Indian have recently just collaborated for a new song called “Is David Bowie Dying?”. You can listen to the collaboration here.
Tyler, the Creator of OFWGKTA has just revealed the track listing for his new album, Goblin. Tyler, the Creator hasproduced every song on the album, with the exception of “Transylvania”, which was produced by Left Brain. Everybody from Odd Future will be featured on the album, except for Tyler, the Creator’s “younger brother,” Earl Sweatshirt. The album art of Goblin is a picture of American soldier and showman, Buffalo Bill. Goblin will be released on May 10 and will be available on vinyl.
01 Goblin
02 Yonkers
03 Radicals
04 She
05 Transylvania
06 Nightmare
07 Tron Cat
08 Her
09 Sandwitches
10 Fish
11 Analog
12 BSD
13 Window
14 AU79
15 Golden
LCD Soundsystem will play their last farewell show at Madison Square Garden on April 2. It sold out pretty quickly, but people will not have to worry about seeing the show. There will be a live stream on Pitchfork. It’s going to be a one-time broadcast, so make sure not to miss it.
Singer-songwriter Bon Iver has recently kept himself busy, but he has finally put out some news about his new album, which is scheduled to come out sometime in June. In an article with Rolling Stone, he talked about how he forgot how to write songs and had to relearn everything he knew for the new, yet-to-be-titled album. However, he feels he has adapted, and things will be much different than his first LP, For Emma, Forever Ago. You can read the article from Rolling Stone here.
Read an interesting interview that Pitchfork recently conducted with Odd Future here. Tyler, the Creator, Hodgy Beats, Syd tha Kyd, Domo Genesis, Left Brain, and Mike G from OFWGKTA discuss SXSW, Tyler’s upcoming album, Goblin, working with The Neptunes, and more.
The Vaccines will be supporting Arctic Monkeys in a North American tour starting on May 17. The Vaccines have recently just released their first studio album, What Did You Expect From The Vaccines?, on March 14. Arctic Monkeys will be releasing their fourth studio album, Suck It And See, on June 6. Read more for the tour dates.
5/17 Washington, DC 930 Club
5/18 Philadelphia, PA Knitting Factory
5/19 Boston, MA House Of Blues
5/21 Toronto, ON Kool Haus
5/22 Montreal, QC L’Olympia
5/24 New York, NY Summer Stage
5/26 Detroit, MI Clutch Cargoes
5/27 Milwaukee, WI The Rave
5/28 Minneapolis, MN First Ave
5/30 Denver, CO The Ogden Theatre
5/31 Salt Lake City, UT In The Venue
6/3 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Palladium
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