John Feldmann has shared the gold plaque Blink-182’s California and “Bored to Death” received.
Blink-182 Double Golden Shower
Nothing, Nowhere Cancels Reading and Leeds Performance
Nothing, Nowhere has canceled his appearance at Reading and Leeds this weekend.
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Counterparts – “Selfishly I Sink”
Counterparts have shared the new song “Selfishly I Sink.”
Courtney Barnett – “Charity” Video
Courtney Barnett has released a video for “Charity.”
Atmosphere – “Virgo” Video
Atmosphere have released a video for “Virgo.”
Fall Out Boy Release New EP and Video
Fall Out Boy have released their new Lake Effect EP on Spotify and Apple Music. The EP consists of three songs and a video has been created for “City in a Garden.” The title track was produced by Sean O’Keefe (the producer of Take This To Your Grave), his Instagram post details the recording process.
Pale Waves – “Eighteen” Video
Pale Waves have released a video for “Eighteen.”
Justin Courtney Pierre – “I Don’t Know Why She Ran Away” Video
LANY – “I Don’t Wanna Love You Anymore”
LANY have released the new song “I Don’t Wanna Love You Anymore.”
Light Years – “Back Then” Video
Light Years have shared a video for their new song “Back Then.”
Fall Out Boy Dropping New EP Tonight
Camp Cope’s Tiny Desk Concert
Antarctigo Vespucci Sign With Polyvinyl
Antarctigo Vespucci have signed with Polyvinyl Records. The full press release is below.
Bad Robot Launches Indie Music Label Loud Robot
Mia Galuppo, writing for The Hollywood Reporter:
The J.J. Abrams-headed production outfit has launched indie music label, Loud Robot, partnering with Capitol Music Group. While the label will function independently, Bad Robot will have the opportunity to place the original music in its film, television shows and games.
Capitol will fund the new venture and will provide support in the form of its extensive resources and access to its global distribution platform.
The Eagles Now Have the Best Selling Album of All Time
The Eagles officially have the best-selling album of all time. Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975 has overtaken Michael Jackson‘s Thriller, reclaiming the top spot nearly a decade after the King of Pop’s death.
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) recently recalculated sales of the best-of collection and certified the LP as 38x platinum, pushing the 33x platinum Thriller to second place, the Associated Press reports. The RIAA confirmed the new certifications to Rolling Stone.