Best Ex have released a video for “See You Again.”
U2 – “The Blackout”
Geoff Rickly of Thursday Talks About ‘Science Fiction’
Geoff Rickly of Thursday is the latest guest on the Vinyl Me, Please podcast. He discusses his thoughts on Brand New’s new album Science Fiction.
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Mike Dirnt Interviewed on Ernie Ball’s “String Theory”
Mike Dirnt of Green Day is the latest interview on Ernie Ball’s “String Theory.”
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Hi My Name is Mark Collecting Clothing for Houston
Mark Hoppus’s clothing company, Hi My Name is Mark, is looking for donations of “new/newish” clothing that can be sent to Houston to help out those in need. All the details can be found below.
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Bully – “Running”
Milk Teeth – “Fight Skirt” Video
Milk Teeth has released a video for “Fight Skirt.”
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile – “Over Everything” Video
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile have debuted a new video for “Over Everything.” They’ve also detailed their new album, Lotta Sea Lice, which is due out on October 13th and you can find the track listing below.
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Circa Survive – “The Amulet” Video
Circa Survive have debuted their video for “The Amulet.”
World Air Guitar Championships
Jacob Pinter, writing at NPR:
Great rock guitarists need great nicknames. There’s Slash, Slowhand and The Edge.
Meet a new one: Airistotle. No, that’s not a misspelling. The nom de rock belongs to Matt Burns, a waiter and world-class competitive air guitarist living in New York City. He decided to try air-rocking almost a decade ago when he saw the documentary Air Guitar Nation.
And:
But his creative niche is air guitar. Competitors generally use the same routine for a year, then create a new one in time for the start of a new air guitar season.
Burns’ creative process involves a couple of months of listening to pop-punk songs — he grew up with Green Day and Sum 41, he says — and narrowing it down to a song he likes. Then he crystallizes his performance routines with the help of a few friends.
You can watch all of the performances here. Today is better because I learned this exists.
Tigers Jaw Cover Outkast
Tigers Jaw have covered Outkast’s “Hey Ya.”
‘Star Wars: Rebellion’ Expansion Set
Fantasy Flight Games is proud to announce the upcoming release of the Rise of the Empire expansion for Star Wars: Rebellion!
Inspired largely by the characters and events of Rogue One, Rise of the Empire introduces a plethora of new heroes, villains, starships, troopers, and vehicles from that film, alongside other characters, ships, and events from Star Wars: Rebels and the classic trilogy, plus new missions that add more drama and intrigue to your games.
Hannah and I have been playing the original board game, Star Wars: Rebellion, over the past few nights and it’s one of the best board games I’ve played in a long time. Can’t wait to check out this expansion set.
Petal Cover Fleetwood Mac
Petal have covered Fleetwood Mac’s “Silver Springs.”
Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett Talk With Rolling Stone
Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about their upcoming collaborative album:
“It’s a scary process, taking a half-written song to someone,” Barnett says. “I didn’t want him to be like, ‘God, this sucks. What have I gotten myself into?'” But they hit it off immediately. “The vibes were strong,” says Vile. “We discovered we could finish things on the quick, like an outlaw country singer, or Neil Young.” Adds Barnett, “We were mucking around, eating pizza, and we had all these songs all of a sudden.”
The album, Lotta Sea Lice, will be out in October.
Coldplay Perform New Song “Houston” Live
Coldplay debuted a song they wrote called “Houston” at their show in Miami last night. The band said they wrote it while thinking about those impacted by Hurricane Harvey and that this’ll be the only time they play the song.