Month: July 2010

Pink Floyd Support Iranian Protest Song

Pink Floyd have backed an Iranian resistance movement which has adopted the band’s 1979 smash hit ‘Another Brick In The Wall‘. Founding member Roger Waters granted permission for the song to be re-worked by duo Blurred Vision who currently reside in Canada.

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This Week’s UK Tour News & Tickets

Detroit Social Club have announced a tour to commence in October. The band will hit the road in support of their debut album ‘Existence‘, and will begin in Birmingham on October 8th, before finishing at the Leeds Faversham on the 16th.

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Stream: Gorillaz Live from Damascus

Last Sunday, July 25, Damon Albarn’s Gorillaz project gave a special performance in the Syrian capital of Damascus. NPR Music is proud to transport audiences to this historic spectacle that took place within a 1,000-year-old walled palace through a specially edited version of the show now streaming here courtesy of …

Interpol To Tour US In October

Interpol will head out on a US tour in October in support of their upcoming self-titled fourth studio album. The tour is preceded by a date at the Mexico City Corona Festival on October 16th, before they kick-off the tour proper in Oakland on the 18th. The tour is rounded …

Tokio Police Club – Concert Video from NYC

Crammed in to a hot and sweaty mess of a room in the basement of NYC’s Webster Hall, our friends at Baeble Music taped Tokio Police Club whirling through songs new and old before a happy gathering of friends and fans. It’s as endearing and youthful of a performance as …

Review: Glasgowbury Festival

Small But Massive…

Read it again. That’s Glasgowbury. Not to be confused with Michael Eavis’ Worthy Farm extravaganza – this is Glasgowbury, and it’s got nothing to do with anything in Scotland. Glasgowbury is Northern Ireland’s premier independent festival which showcases almost universally home-grown talent.

As the brainchild of Irish …

Soundbites: The Libertines, Neil Young, U2 & more!

Our latest Soundbites sees Carl Barat discussing the secrets behind The Libertines reconciliation, yet more Neil Young albums are set to be unleashed, one of this year’s Mercury Prize hopefuls talk of their nomination, while U2 sort out one of those pesky, interfering football teams. We also look at an …