The Figurines throw a real low-key party after dumping a few dead bodies in the Guden River
Danish quartet, The Figurines, are set to release the follow up to their acclaimed 2006 full-length Skeleton, with When The Deer Wore Blue on September 11th. Skeleton was picked up by the Seattle-based label The Control Group and earned an 8.3 rating on Pitchfork.
Hey Girl [mp3]
TMT: I really enjoyed this Man Man write-up, but it’s probably not for everyone.
NME: The Hold Steady warn Glastonbury against gambling.
Rolling Stone posts the 20 best angry love songs EVER. Mountain Goats’ “No Children” strangely absent, so we’re unsure of the legitimacy.
#13 – Foreigner’s “Urgent”
Brand new Interpol stream for Pioneer to the Falls with incredible Windows Media light show!
Janet Reno has her own 3-disc compilation called, Songs for America featuring Devendra and Andrew Bird.
These fists were made for rockin’.
Aversion.com: Test Icicles guy goes country.
Catch The National live tonight on NPR around 10:00pm. Here’s the first video off their fifth album (Boxer) for “Mistaken for Strangers”:
Hood Internet: TV on the Radio vs UGK – “I was an International Player” [mp3]
This week’s new releases: Art Brut – It’s a Bit Complicated, The White Stripes – Icky Thump, Maps – We Can Create, The Polyphonic Spree – The Fragile Army, The Mooney Suzuki – Have Mercy, and Bon Jovi – Lost Highway (?).
According to an Amazon.com editorial review, “The moods are many, but the core feeling is pure Bon Jovi.”
NME: Ryan Adams admits to snorting heroin with coke and taking the occasional speedball (and by occasional, I mean every day); Instead of dying, cranks out an assload of records.
Vince Neil’s Motley Cruise vs. The Ben Folds Experience.
What could be more relaxing than 4 days of ROCK on the high seas of Miami/Key West/Mexico with Vince Neil, Skid Row and Slaughter?
Stream new Spoon album on Merge before the July 10th release date.
Wolf Parade add west coast tour dates.
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