K. Flay will release her new album, Every Where Is Some Where, on April 7th. A new song from the album, “Black Wave,” was released today.
K. Flay Announces New Album
He Is Legend to Release New Album in April
He Is Legend will release their new album, few, on April 28th through Spinefarm Records.
New Blink-182 in April?
Mark Hoppus did a little Q&A on Twitter and it looks like we’ll be getting new Blink-182 music in April.
Enter Shikari Are Releasing a Book
Enter Shikari will be releasing a book.
192 pages featuring all of Rou’s lyrics from Take To The Skies through to Hoodwinker, plus extensive essays by Rou with the meanings / backstories / inspirations behind a lot of the songs, plus a load of unseen photos and artwork expanding across the band’s career.
Ariana Grande and John Legend Cover the ‘Beauty and the Beast’ Theme Song
Ariana Grande and John Legend’s take on the Beauty and the Beast theme song has been released.
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Michelle Branch – “Hopeless Romantic”
Michelle Branch has released her new song “Hopeless Romantic.”
Father John Misty Performs “Leaving L.A.” on BBC Radio 6
Father John Misty performed his new 13-minute long song, “Leaving L.A.,” on BBC Radio 6.
Super Whatevr Sign With Hopeless Records
Super Whatevr have signed with Hopeless Records. The full press release can be found below.
Avenged Sevenfold Looking for Video Extras
Avenged Sevenfold are looking for fans to appear in an upcoming music video. All the information can be found on Twitter and the submission deadline is this Sunday, February 5th.
Mastodon – “Show Yourself”
Mastodon have released their second single, “Show Yourself.”
Zara Larsson – “So Good” Video
Zara Larsson has released a video for “So Good.”
Basement Sign With Fueled by Ramen
Basement have signed with Fueled by Ramen Records. They will be releasing a deluxe re-issue of Promise Everything on March 3rd and have released a new version of the title track. The full press release can be found below.
Depeche Mode – “Where’s the Revolution”
Depeche Mode have shared their new song “Where’s the Revolution” on Apple Music and Spotify.
Snapchat Files for IPO
Snap Inc., the parent company for Snapchat, has filed for an IPO:
Snap today filed its S-1 paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), triggering the process to go public. The company aims to raise $3 billion in the initial public offering (IPO) and will subsequently trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol SNAP.
The filing also discloses that Snapchat paid $158 million to their ousted co-founder Reggie Brown:
As part of the settlement, Snap said it agreed to pay Brown a total of $157.5 million in cash, $50 million of which was paid in 2014 and $107.5 million of which was paid in 2016. The settlement ended up being much less than the $500 million Brown originally asked for.
Snapchat has been arguably the most interesting new startup in years, now the question is: will it be the next Facebook and dominate or the next Twitter and struggle to find its footing?
Tom DeLonge to Direct New Sci-Fi Feature ‘Strange Times’
The Hollywood Reporter has the news that Tom DeLonge will be directing the upcoming sci-fi- feature Strange Times:
The Blink-182 founder is set to direct a sci-fi feature that centers on a rebellious group of San Diego skateboarders, who take it upon themselves to investigate extreme paranormal activity around town, only to embark on an adventure that they could have never imagined.
And:
DeLonge’s band, Angels & Airwaves, will record new, original music for the film, which is slated to begin production in the fall.