Against Me! are featured on the latest “House of Strombo” where they play a 50-minute set.
Against Me! Perform on ‘House of Strombo’
You May Not Know Jack Antonoff. But You Probably Love His Music.
Joe Coscarelli, who has been getting all the great interviews at The New York Times, sat down with Jack Antonoff to talk about the upcoming Bleachers album:
But his aversion wasn’t to stardom, or even the burden of a megahit, which he still openly chases as a go-to producer and songwriter for those on the pop A-list, like Lorde and Taylor Swift. The problem was that Fun. was merely something Mr. Antonoff was a part of, he explained recently at his home studio in Brooklyn; he needed the music he made to be a part of him.
Eighteen Visions – “The Disease, The Decline and Wasted Time”
Eighteen Visions have released their new song “The Disease, The Decline and Wasted Time.”
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Dan Auerbach Streams New Album
Dan Auerbach’s new album, Waiting on a Song, can be streamed below via NPR.
Cayetana – “Bus Ticket” Video
Cayetana have released a new video for “Bus Ticket.”
Odesza – “Late Night” Video
Odesza have released a video for “Late Night.”
Paramore Perform “Told You So” on Corden
Paramore performed “Told You So” on Corden last night.
Cary Brothers Finishing Up New Album
Cary Brothers will be finishing up a new full length record next month.
Bleachers – “I Miss Those Days”
Bleachers have debuted the new track “I Miss Those Days.”
Folks, we’ve got an AOTY contender here.
Ten Foot Pole – “I Don’t Want to Go”
Ten Foot Pole’s new song “I Don’t Want to Go” can be streamed below.
311 – “Too Much to Think” Video
311 have shared an new video for “Too Much to Think.”
Destroying Internet Freedom
Nick Heer, writing at Pixel Envy:
The seventy-five-page document (PDF) released today by the FCC represents the clearest view yet of Ajit Pai’s point of view on what ISPs offer, how to regulate providers, and what he sees as the Commission’s role in making sure that the open web continues to thrive. And, in short, it’s a crock of shit.
I anticipate that Karl Bode and Jon Brodkin will explore this proposal — titled “Restoring Internet Freedom”, like a gigantic middle finger to anyone who truly cares about freedom on the internet — on a much deeper level than I can, but I’d like to present a few excerpts for your review.
Taking Back Sunday Announces Island Adventure Fun Time Jamboree in Jamaica
Taking Back Sunday have announced a destination concert series. The full press release can be found below.
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Garrett Dale – “2016 Was Horseshit” Video
Garrett Dale of Red City Radio has released a video for “2016 Was Horseshit.”
Todd McFarlane (Still) Answers to No One
For a time he’d harbored visions of playing baseball by day and drawing comics by night, so with the former option closed to him, he focused on the latter. He already had promising inroads, having earned a spot penciling a story in a low-selling Marvel series called Coyote near the end of college, followed by dribs and drabs of work for Marvel and its rival, DC Comics. His star rose with a short run on a Batman story, and a longer run on Marvel’s The Incredible Hulk. Then, in 1988, he was assigned to Marvel flagship series The Amazing Spider-Man, and made one of the biggest career jumps in comics history.
It’s hard to overstate how revolutionary the 27-year-old McFarlane’s visual take on Spidey was. “When I took over the book, I thought they were doing Spider-Man with an emphasis on man,” he says. “I took it and did Spider-Man, big emphasis on spider.” All of a sudden, the wall-crawler was swinging, crawling, and leaping in a way that felt thrillingly animalistic. His knees would rise to his ears, his toes would point like daggers, his mask’s eye holes grew to massive proportions, and — most famous of all — his webbing would writhe and twist around itself like cylinders of linguini.