Bonnaroo Lineup Set
Donewaiting has the full list of who will be at Bonnaroo.
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Donewaiting has the full list of who will be at Bonnaroo.
Cat Power's new video for Living Proof is here.
Rykodisc have announced that Elf Power will return with a new record in tow on April 25. The band spent most of 2005 making "Back To The Web," and will be giving you a taste on their Myspace page soon
They will be performing at the annual South By Southwest music festival in March, followed by a North American and European tour.
"Ladies and gentleman...it's time to put your hands together for Lez Zeppelin!!"
Well, they won't go out and admit that they are lesbians. However, as the name implies, you can put two and two together.
"We have sort of a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy," says Steph Paynes, lead guitar player and the "Jimmy Page" of the group.
"It's better to keep it all a mystery, and in the end it really doesn't matter. What matters is the music."
It gives lines like, "let me be your backdoor man," a whole new meaning.
The Sydney Morning Herald has more.

She Wants Revenge-She Wants Revenge
This duo are being carried by the strength of their first single, "Tear You Apart."
If you like early Depeche Mode or Joy Division, then you might like this.

Various Artists: Dream Brother-The Songs of Tim and Jeff Buckley
Magic Numbers and Sufjan Stevens are just two of the artists featured on this collection.
Download She Is-Sufjan Stevens mp3
The High Violets-To Wear You Are
Dreamy pop from Portland, Oregon reminiscent of Slowdive and My Bloody Valentine.
Download Sunbaby-The High Violets mp3
The High Violets on Myspace
According to Undercover.com, the much hyped Smiths reunion on Saturday night, wasn't much of one at all. It only lasted one song, for How Soon is Now, and done. Of course, there's no way Morrissey was a part of that. Johnny Marr and Morrissey want to kill each other.
Our favorite link buddy, Justin from Live Music Blog is featured by
It's their Get To Know Your Blogger series, which is quite fascinating.
Here's a portion:
My first concert ever was The Gin Blossoms opening up for UB40. I think I was about 12 or something like that; I can still laugh when I think about it. I remember thinking it sucked when the lead singer of the Gin Blossoms announced “a double-guitar solo” and both guitarists just went nuts. In hindsight, I bet it was pretty cool. That’s why it’s funny to me. Also, I remembered it smelled like Otto’s jacket once UB40 came on. Yeah, and it was in the Chicago suburbs, so that’s cool too.
There are a lot of exciting releases that are out now, or are on there way.
Ester Drang, Neko Case, Sufjan Stevens and Minus Five are just a few that were talked about this week.
For those of you that missed the mp3's, here they are.
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Download Star Witness-Neko Case mp3
Order Fox Confessor Brings the Flood from Amazon
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Download Wintergreen When I Wake Up mp3
Order Extended Play from Amazon
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Download Sufjan Stevens She Is mp3 (from Buckley tribute)
Order Dream Brother-Songs of Tim & Jeff Buckley at Amazon
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Download The Nocturnal House-Pretty Girls Make Graves mp3
from Evan Vital
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Download Northern Line-Swearing at Motorists mp3
Order Last Night Becomes This Morning at Amazon
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Download Come Back Alive-Ester Drang mp3
Order Rocinate at Amazon
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Download Twilight Distillery-The Minus Five mp3
Order The Gun Album at Amazon
Deerhoof played a soldout show to a bunch of indie kids the other night.
This review from Times Union raves about the perfomance.