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Movie Rentals Now Available on iTunesSmashing Pumpkins die-hards are in a tizzy–and some may even be in legal hot water–after allegedly stolen artwork from the band’s forthcoming album, Zeitgeist;which made its way to the Internet….
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Movie Rentals Now Available on iTunesToday’s Los Angeles Times looks at the boost that digital music stores have given to one subset of artists left cold by current trends in brick-and-mortar music shopping–catalog artists, some of…
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Still excited for Guns N’ Roses’ impossibly delayed magnum hocus? Well we’ve got something that’ll clear that up right quick. Rock Daily has pulled together links to four of the five Chinese Democracy tracks to leak this week, each colored in its special shade of meandering and mediocre. Here’s your playlist:
“The Blues” (hear at MetalSucks.net)“I.R.S.” (hear at MetalSucks.net)“There Was A Time” (hear at MetalSucks.net)“Chinese Democracy” (hear at MetalSucks.net)
So, “Better” (which leaked long ago) is good and “I.R.S.” isn’t bad (unlike “Chinese Democracy”), but after well over a decade and a production budget that rivals developing nations’ GDP … doesn’t it all just seem anticlimactic.
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Warner Music Group may be laying off 400 employees this week, but that hasn’t stopped from announcing the formation of a new production company, ironically(?) titled Den of Thieves. The L.A.-based…
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Calvin Harris is a 23-year-old electro wunderkind whose involvement with Kylie Minogue’s forthcoming album has stretched into the two being linked in the tabloids(if it’s true, more power to Kylie;…
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