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By: Staff – Father John Misty will release his fourth album, God’s Favorite Customer, on June 1st via Sub Pop. The 10-track effort features the previously released “Mr. Tillman,” along with highlights “Disappointing Diamonds Are the Rarest of Them All” and “Just Dumb Enough to Try”, which you can stream below. God’s Favorite Customer is now available … Continue reading
Photos by: Alx Bear – Day two of The Meadows Festival 2017 took place last night (Sept. 16th) at Citi Field in New York City, and featured performances by trip-hop/hip-hop band Gorillaz, who released their fifth album, Humanz, on April 28th, 2017 via Parlophone, Brooklyn-based indie rock band TV on the Radio, who released their fifth album, … Continue reading
By: Staff – Air + Style, the global Big Air snowboard competition and music festival that features world-class action sports athletes and musicians along with art, community and culture during a two-day event series, has announced its 2017 lineup for its stop in Los Angeles from February 18-19. Headlining the festival will be Major Lazer, along … Continue reading
Photos by: Raymond Ahner (@photoray) – Brooklyn-based indie rock band TV on the Radio, who released their fifth album, Seeds, on November 18th, 2014 via Harvest, which was produced by the band’s guitarist Dave Sitek and recorded in Sitek’s Federal Prism home studio in Los Angeles, performed at The Fox Theatre in Oakland last night with “Post-apocalyptic … Continue reading
Photos by: Krystyn Bristol – Day two of the second annual Life Is Beautiful Festival in downtown Las Vegas featured performances by Brooklyn-based indie dance duo Matt and Kim, who released their fourth album, Lightning, on October 2nd, 2012 via Fader Label, iconic singer Lionel Richie, who released his tenth album, Tuskegee, on March 5th, … Continue reading
By: Daniel Gerichter (@ZenDonut) – On an unusually chilly June night, Brooklyn art-rockers TV on the Radio hit Toronto’s Luminato stage. Featuring a back catalogue that spans over 13 years, the band took the crowd through a short, but career spanning set that also included a few new cuts. The band’s signature, key-heavy, harmonized sound was on … Continue reading
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