Don't listen to the naysayers, The Strokes still rock it out
Turn it up: The Strokes – Angles (RCA)
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Turn it up: The Strokes – Angles (RCA)
Turn it Up – Rebecca Black – “Friday”
Turn it up: Tyler, the Creator – “Yonkers”
Turn it up – TV on the Radio – “Will Do” (Interscope/4AD)
Turn it up – Explosions in the Sky, “Trembling Hands” (Single, Temporary Residence)
Turn it up: Radiohead – The King of Limbs (TBD)
Turn it Up – The Strokes – “Under Cover of Darkness” (Single)
How do you take the best track off Nicki Minaj’s latest album and make it better? It’s easier than you think: just swap out Eminem’s schizophrenic verse with a part from the newly freed Lil Wayne.
Turn it up – Bright Eyes, The People’s Key, Saddle Creek Records
Turn it Up : M.I.A. – Vicki Leekx Mixtape, Self-Released
Turn it up: The Dismemberment Plan, “Emergency and I” (re-release) Barsuk.
Dan Savage, author of the “Savage Love” advice column and creator of the new “It Gets Better” project, kicked off his talk at the EMU Ballroom on Wednesday by letting the audience know that the event was all about them.
A collective sigh of relief was echoed by indie fans all over Ypsilanti when it was announced that Natural Monuments, a band composed of Alec Jensen, Travis Bravender and Aaron Quillen, would release a new two song single online—for free. “Alone, Etc.” backed with “Wite Out,” is a taste of what’s to come from Natural Monuments and was released May 18.
By 6:30 p.m. Saturday, the line to the box office was spilling out the door and into the streets to see an event that featured artists that were still in the course of finishing their high school diplomas.
As Colin Hay gives his phone interview his GPS interrupts him, telling him to keep left on interstates and make a left at the next exit. He’s on his way to the Garde Arts Center in New London, Conn., the fifth stop of his twenty-date spring tour. The shows are all acoustic, stripped down to just a man, his guitar and nearly three decades worth of wisdom and tales of the music industry.
Kaki King may be the next big thing when it comes to the way the six-string guitar is played. She scored “Into the Wild,” collaborated with Dave Grohl on a Foo Fighters song, was nominated for a Golden Globe and with her fifth album, “Junior,” King feels like she’s starting all over again.