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Last summer’s jam to end all jams, “Living In America” has finally put to motion picture. The track was found in DOM’s Sun Bronzed Greek Gods EP. You can read our DOM-disapproved review of the EP here. Watch the late-to-the-party clip below:
As though there weren’t enough heartache and yearning leading up to the release of Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories, the French duo have now found a way to extend the drama…
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Quadron, the duo of producer Robin Hannibal and the singer Coco O., have been making music together long before they gained fame on their own (Hannibal also produces in Rhye,…
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As if there weren’t already enough reasons to be excited about music this year, you can add the possibility of a new Arctic Monkeys album to your list. The band…
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Here’s your summer girls’ night out anthem to end all anthems – one of the two tracks on Ciara’s upcoming, self-titled fifth record that’ll feature Nicki Minaj. This one’s called…
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2013′s already been an amazing year for new music from our favorite artists, but it’s shaping up to get even more exciting with the sophomore record from Washed Out, Paracosm, which…
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After teasing us with snippets of guitar licks and hagiographic videos from their luminary collaborators, the robots have finally landed on Earth to present their stunning magnum opus.
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The unending punchline that is The Lonely Island has maintained a steady stream of the new music to promote their latest rap comedy album, The Wack Album. This time we…
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Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti are on tour right now in support of their very solid 2012 album, Mature Themes, and we’ve got a pair of tickets to give away for…
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This is “Better Days,” the first single from Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros‘ new self-titled album, due out July 23rd. Frontman Alex Ebert describes the songs on the album…
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