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Prince, Best Coast, Matthew E White, Eef Barzelay, Elephants   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Tuesday, October 15, 2013 - 08:00 AM
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Karl

PRINCE: "Breakfast Can Wait." That man is a chick, baby.

BEST COAST is advance streaming the Fade Away mini-album.

MATTHEW E. WHITE advance streams the Outer Face EP. Groovy.

EEF BARZELAY played live in the KEXP studio. 

SHOVELS & ROPE play a Tiny Desk Concert.

SCREAMING FEMALES drop "Ancient Civilization" as a single.

THE FLIRTATIONS deliver slices of Northern Soul with "Nothing But A Heartache" and "What's Good About Goodbye My Love" for Twofer Tuesday.

NIRVANA discussed autographs, Punk kids vs Metal kids, and more in rare interviews with Metal Hammer.

OF MONTREAL: Kevin Barnes talks to Rolling Stone about the band's new Sylvia Plath-inspired LP, burritos and happiness.

PETER GABRIEL does a lighnning round of over 20 questions at The Guardian.

THE TOP 10 NEW PR0NOGRAPHERS SONGS, according to Stereogum

MILEY CYRUS gets another open letter, this one from Sufjan Stevens, who corrects her grammar.

KRIS JENNER cheated on Bruce? Inquiring minds want to know. Actually, it's Star magazine.

SANDRA BULLOCK is a "Rapper's Delight."

JENNY McCARTHY reportedly drives people to tune out The View. So her hiring isn't a total loss.

MADONNA has been barred from the Alamo Drafthouse theater chain because she wouldn't stop texting during a festival screening of 12 Years A Slave.

KATY PERRY & JOHN MAYER: Together again. Prep the bunkers.

ANT-MAN: If Marvel gets Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Paul Rudd for Edgar Wright, it will be awesome.

GILLIAN ANDERSON & DAVID DUCHOVNY did a Reddit Ask Me Anything.

ANTHONY HOPKINS wrote a fan letter to Bryan Cranston after binge-watching Breaking Bad?

THE UNITED STATES: Al Qaeda operative Abu Anas al Libi, who was recently captured in Libya, has been transferred from a Navy ship to the US for trial in New York.

THE UNITED KINGDOM: Police arrested four British nationals in London suspected of plotting a potentially "very serious" terror attack.

SYRIA: A car bombing in Idlib killed at least 27 people and wounded dozens more. The Al Nusrah Front clashed with regime forces in Deir Azzour; rebels have reportedly taken over the military hospital there.

KENYA: Nairobi's chief criminal investigator said so far none of the key suspects in the Westgate Mall attack have been apprehended. Detectives are also looking for at least eight suspects thought to have been indirectly involved in the attack; four were seen on CCTV footage from the mall.

ELEPHANT FAMILY REUNION: Let's go to the video. Adorbs.

THE SQUIRREL THREAT:  Militant rodents are feasting on tomatoes from the First Lady’s beloved White House garden while federal gardeners remain idle during the government stalemate.

A DEER in Bethel Park has a basketball stuck in his horns.

RATS fly business class in China.

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We Are Scientists, Polica, Brandy Clark, Edward Sharpe, Huskies   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Monday, October 14, 2013 - 08:00 AM
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THE DISMEMBERMENT PLAN plays Heart's "Barracuda" for The A.V. Club Undercover.

WE ARE SCIENTISTS return with an advance stream the Business Casual EP.

POLICA is advance streaming Shulamith.

BRANDY CLARK is advance streaming 12 Stories.

EDWARD SHARPE & THE MAGNETIC ZEROS talk and play a few new songs in WFUV's Studio A.  

THE FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS cover "Six Days on the Road."

PETER BUCK talks to Salon about R.E.M., Tired Pony and the future in perhaps his last interview.

PU$$Y RIOT detainee Nadezhda Tolokonnikova accused Russian authorities on Friday of imposing an "information blockade" on her since she declared a hunger strike last month.

DAVID BYRNE wites at The Guardian that the internet will suck all the creativity out of the world.

KATE BUSH, ranked by Stereogum.

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Gravity repeats atop the chart with 44.3 million on a mere 20 percent drop, despite strong competition for the adult drama audience from Captain Phillips, which placed with a 26 million debut. There are only a handful of big-budget movies that have ever held as well or better than Gravity did this weekend: Avatar; How the Grinch Stole Christmas; Star Wars: Episode One - The Phantom Menace; and (arguably) The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (and some of these had second frames during the holiday season).  Thus, Gravity looks to be a sure bet for 200 million domestic -- Clooney's biggest film (and possibly Bullock's, though The Blind Side made just over 250 million). For all of that, Captain Phillips did better than many expected -- and better than Argo's opening, keeping Oscar noms on the table for this one.  Keep in mind Hanks's last live action hit was The DaVinci Code (2007), which had a built-in fanbase; this is arguably his biggest live opener since Catch Me If You Can (2002). Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 shows with 14.2 million on a 32 percent drop, which is respectable.  This sequel is just barely lagging the original, on a smaller budget.  Machete Kills debuts in fourth with a paltry 3.8 million, which spells flop against a 20 million budget.  Runner Runner rounds out the Top 5 with a mere 3.7 million on a 52 percent drop as bad word of mouth sinks Timberlake and Affleck.

FIFTY SHADES OF GREY: Charlie Hunnam is exiting the leading role he just landed, overwhelmed with the (negative) attention he received.

MICHAEL DOUGLAS reveals he actually had tongue cancer, not the less threatening throat cancer he originally claimed.

MEG RYAN will produce and star in a new NBC comedy.

LAUREN CONRAD is engaged to boyfriend William Tell. Cue the overture.

ROSE McGOWAN married artist Davey Detail.

BEN FELDMAN (Mad Men) tied the knot with his girlfriend Michelle Mulitz on Saturday.

COLUMBUS DAY:  I get it as a holiday, so I thought a few words might be in order. Over the course of my life, I have seen the image of Columbus swing from unvarnished hero to genocidal criminal, and the subject of many misconceptions.  Columbus was certainly no sweetheart, but at the end of the 15th Century, it is fair to say that Europeans often did not treat each other all that well. Moreover, before the furriners showed up, Native North and South Americans engaged in tribal massacre, infanticide, scalping, human sacrifice, and the ritual skinning of slaves for their priests to wear. It was a far less civilized time all 'round. But the West is civilized today in part because of Columbus. Some four centuries-plus later, we all are still struggling to become more civilized, but focusing criticism o­n the more-civilized while giving the less civilized a pass is not particularly useful to that struggle.

SYRIA: Two suicide car bombs detonated outside the Syrian state TV headquarters in central Damascus. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham reportedly bombed a Sufi shrine in Deir Azzour; another shrine in the area was bombed on Sept. 24. George Sabra, president of the Syrian National Council, which is the biggest bloc in the Syrian National Coalition, said the Council will shun the proposed Geneva II peace talks; the talks have been tentatively postponed from October to November.

IRAN's Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi rejected the West's demand that enriched uranium be shipped out of the country. Speaking of negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, US Secretary of State Kerry said that "no deal is better than a bad deal."

IRAQ: Al Qaeda in Iraq killed 36 Iraqis in a series of bombings and attacks in Baghdad, Hillah, Suwayrah, Samawah, and Samarra.

HUSKIES teach a baby to crawl. Or vice versa.

GIANT KILLER SLUGS from Spain have invaded Britain.

THE SQUIRREL THREAT: A giant flying squirrel has been discovered in Laos.

WHEN BEARS ATTACK, grab their tongues.

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REM, Okkervil River, Black Joe Lewis, Tenacious D, Cutout Bin, Ginger Cat   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Friday, October 11, 2013 - 08:00 AM
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THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE:

...with R.E.M! Live at the Capital Theater, in Passaic, NJ, on June 9, 1984. Your set list includes: "Pale Blue Eyes"; "Second Guessing"; "Hyena"; "Letter Never Sent"; "Harborcoat"; "7 Chinese Brothers"; "Pretty Persuasion"; "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)"; "Gardening At Night"; "9-9"; "Windout"; "Old Man Kensey"; "Sitting Still"; "Driver 8"; "Carnival Of Sorts (Boxcars)"; "Radio Free Europe"; and "Little America."

OKKERVIL RIVER play a mini-set on WFUV LIve.

BLACK JOE LEWIS stopped by The Current for a chat and mini-set. 

DAUGHTER plays a mini-set at KUTX

TENACIOUS D stopped by Morning Becomes Eclectic for a session.

THE PSYCHEDLIC FURS broke through with this video for "Love My Way" on the MTV.

PAUL McCARTNEY played a high-school assembly.

SLEIGH BELLS: Alexis Krauss talks to Stereogum about Def Leppard, Janet Jackson, Lisa Lisa, & the music that influenced Bitter Rivals

THE HEAD & THE HEART talks to Mother Jones about their rise to indie fame, their fear of improvisation, and how they've grown on their new album.

THE 20 MOST OVERUSED SONGS in Film and TV.

CUTOUT BIN: From T. Rex to Wings, from the Jesus & Mary Chain to Donny Hathaway, from Creedence Clearwater revival to David Lee Roth, plus the Embarrassment, Lou Reed, the Bongos, Deep Purple and more  -- this Friday's fortuitous finds are streaming from the Pate page at the ol' HM.

NOW SHOWING: This weekend's wide releases are Captain Phillips, which is currently scoring 93 percent on the ol' Tomatometer; and Machete Kills, which is scoring 33 percent.

MILEY CYRUS was offered one million dollars to direct pr0n. Also one of the little people in her infamous VMAs performance speaks out.

BRUCE JENNER's sons are overjoyed that he's separating from Kris.

EMMA WATSON is reteaming with The Perks Of Being A Wallflower writer-director Stephen Chbosky.

CRAIG ROBINSON: Outside the Office, he might be carrying weed and ecstasy.

QUENTIN TARANTINO explains some of his "Best of 2013 (so far)" picks... and is asked about Ben Affleck as the Batman.

JAMIE FOXX & OLIVER STONE circle a MLK, Jr biopic.

PAKISTAN: Twelve people were killed in a series of bombings in Karach­i, Lahore, Peshaw­ar, and Quetta.

LEBANON: The UN-backed Special Tribunal said it secretly indicted Hassan Habib Merhi, a fifth suspect in the assassination of former prime minister Rafik Hariri, in August. Merhi, like the other four indicted suspects, is linked to Hezbollah and remains at large, despite alleged efforts by Lebanese officials to arrest him.

IRAN: The exiled dissident National Council of Resistance claimed that Iran is quietly moving a nuclear weaponization research and planning center to a site in a defense ministry complex in Tehran ahead of talks with world powers on the Iranian nuclear program.

IRAQ: The government executed 42 convicted terrorists over the past few days.

GINGER CAT vs PAPER ARMY: Who you got?

EASTERN BOX TURTLES get it on.

BRIDES THROWING CATS is a thing. Who knew?

JELLYFISH vs ROBOTS: Who you got?

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Volcano Choir, Avett Bros, Luke Temple, Pelican, White Lion   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Thursday, October 10, 2013 - 08:00 AM
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SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS drop an animated video for "Retreat!", as Jones's cancer treament moved the release of Give The People What They Want to January. The track is anything but a retreat.

VOLCANO CHOIR: Justin Vernon's current project played a full set at DC's 9:30 Club.

THE AVETT BROTHERS advance stream Magpie and the Dandelion.

LUKE TEMPLE (Here We Go Magic) advance streams Good Mood Fool.

PELICAN advance streams Forever Becoming.

GUADALCANAL DIARY: From the "Where Are They Now?" file (and MTV's 120 Minutes), we have a semi-live take on "Watusi Rodeo."

DELOREAN was virtually kidnapped in Mexico.

THE DODOS: Meric Long talks to PopMatters about his disinterest in the act of promotion, his need to continue writing at all costs, and why being a two-member band has allowed the band enough freedom artistically to thrive in what, to many, seems a hostile environment for musicians.

POLICA takes Drowned In Sound on a track-by-track tour of Shulamith.

THE AFGHAN WHIGS: Gentlemen turns 20. Get Off My Lawn.

OWEN WILSON knocked up his married personal trainer? Inquiring minds want to know.

HAYDEN PANETIERRE is engaged to boxer Wladimir Klitschko.

KHLOE KARDASHIAN & LAMAR ODOM were snapped together visiting Kris and Bruce Jenner following the the latter couple's announced separation.

KRIS JENNER, btw, could lose millions to Bruce if the divorce, as there reportedly was no prenuptual agreement. (In contrast, Khloe and Lamar have one.)

THE JONAS BROTHERS cancel their tour over "creative differences." Not The Onion.

SUZANNE SOMERS has some TMI for you. Again.

THE UNITED STATES: President Obama defended the recent US raids in Libya and Somalia, saying the US would continue to hunt down active terror networks and disrupt active plots. "We're not going to farm out our defense," he added. US officials said the Somali raid was not fully carried out due to "imperfect intelligence."

SYRIA: A senior member of OPCW said the agency has been told that "most" of the sites and facilities it needs to inspect are under regime control. The head of the OPCW called for "temporary ceasefires" between regime and rebel forces so that the chemical weapons teams can have access to all sites.

EGYPTIAN officials suggested they were caught off guard by reports that the US was reducing aid to Egypt.

IRAQ: Al Qaeda in Iraq killed eight workers in a bombing south of Baghdad, a counter-terrorism officer in an IED attack near Babil, and the spokesman for Ninewa province in a shooting.

A WHITE LION CUB learns to roar. It's the circle of... you know.

SNOOPYBABE: The anti-Grumpy Cat.

BOOGIE the LABRADOR escaped his owner, ran a half-marathon, won a medal, got neutered.

PET HOARDING: An Ohio woman lives with 50 skunks.

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Dean Wareham, Superchunk, Fall Out Boy, Red Fang, Dachshund   Printer-friendly page   Send this story to someone
Wednesday, October 09, 2013 - 08:00 AM
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PAUL McCARTNEY visited Fallon to play "Lady Madonna" and  "Save Us."

DEAN WAREHAM (Galaxie 500, Dean & Britta) advance streams his Emancipated Hearts mini-album.

RED FANG advance streams Whales and Leeches.

FALL OUT BOY returns to hardcore on the Ryan Adams-produced Pax Am Days.

SUPERCHUNK plays a Tiny Desk Concert at the offices of NPR. 

DAVID BOWIE, with a stripped-down "Sound and Vision."

TALKING HEADS released Remain In Light 33 years ago yesterday. How did I get here?

THE DISMEMBERMENT PLAN: Travis Morrison spoke to Westword about his love of Harry Nilsson and Talking Heads, and how making music is a lot like computer programming. (Thx, Chromewaves.)

JOAN JETT did a Reddit Ask Me Anything.

SHAKE APPEAL: Pitchfork launches a new column on garage rock.

THE POGUES guitarist Philip Chevron has died at the age of 56 after a recurrence of cancer.

MILEY CYRUS gets another long letter from Sinead O'Connor.

TOM HANKS was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

KRIS AND BRUCE JENNER have separated after 22 years of marriage, but have no plans to divorce.

KIM KARDASHIAN isn't bowing to Kanye West's pressure to tie the knot again.

DEMI LOVATO: The X Factor judge had a lesbian fling, according to an Aussie DJ.

QUENTIN TARANTINO's Top 10 Films of 2013 (So Far).

SYRIA: In Aleppo, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant launched rockets at Efrin city and detained three citizens of Azaz, which it has taken over. ISIL clashed with a rebel group in Raqqah, seizing its base and several of its members. Regime airstrikes in Idlib attempted to repel an assault on two military bases by rebel forces that include Islamist groups. Regime sources said a Saudi officer in the Al Nusrah Front was killed near Aleppo in September. The OCPW has deployed a second team of experts to continue with the disposal of Syria's chemical weapon.

LEBANON: Security forces arrested three members of a terrorist network that was allegedly planning assassinations as well as bombings in major cities in Lebanon; 12 bombs each weighing between 150 and 200 kg were seized.

EGYPT: The Obama administration is expected to announce curbs on most nonessential military aid to Egypt within a few days. The interim government revoked the permit for the Muslim Brotherhood's NGO.

IRAN's President Hassan Rouhani bragged on Iranian state television just four months ago that he and the regime utterly flouted a 2003 agreement with the IAEA in which it promised to suspend all uranium enrichment and certain other nuclear activities.

IRAQ: Al Qaeda in Iraq killed five policemen in separate IED attacks in Ramadi and Fallujah. Tribal leaders in Diyala denounced al Qaeda.

A DACHSHUND on a treadmill; the New York Times is on it.

THE ANTECHNIUS, a mouse-like mammal, has so much sex it disintegrates.

SNAKES ON A BUS: More than 300, plus 10 badgers.

TARANTULA LOVEFEST 2013: Poised to terrify.

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