Trash Boat have released their new video for “How Selfish I Seem.”
Tegan and Sara – “Stop Desire”
Tegan and Sara premiered their new song “Stop Desire” on Zane Lowe this morning.
Coldplay – “Up&Up” Video
Laura Jane Grace Burns Birth Certificate
Against Me!’s Laura Jane Grace burned her birth certificate on stage in North Carolina over the weekend. This act of protest was over North Carolina’s dangerous “bathroom law.”
Further Seems Forever Recording?
Hmm, it looks like Further Seems Forever are in the studio recording.
Blink-182’s “Bored to Death” Enters Top 5
Blink-182’s “Bored to Death” has jumped into the top five at alternative radio, coming in at number four this week.
Every Frame a Painting: How does an editor think and feel?
Justin Timberlake Performs at Eurovision
Justin Timberlake performed “Can’t Stop the Feeling” at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Frontman Hosptialized
Red Hot Chili Peppers’ frontman, Anthony Kiedis, was hospitalized yesterday before the band was set to play KROQ’s Weenie Roast.
Blink-182 at KROQ Weenie Roast
Blink-182 played KROQ’s Weenie Roast last night. They performed “Bored to Death” live for the first time along with “Brohemian Rhapsody.” You’ll also find a video interview with the band below.
Fans Report in: Aaron Gillespie Working on More Solo Music
Last night Aaron Gillespie announced at his exclusive straight to vinyl acoustic performance that he will be releasing a new solo album in August.
5 Seconds of Summer Goes Platinum
5 Seconds of Summer’s Sounds Good, Feels Good has gone platinum.
Why do all old statues have such small penises?
Ever wonder? How To Talk About Art History has the answer.
Firstly, they’re flaccid. If you compare their size to most flaccid male penises, they are actually not significantly smaller than real-life penises tend to be.
Secondly, cultural values about male beauty were completely different back then. Today, big penises are seen as valuable and manly, but back then, most evidence points to the fact that small penises were considered better than big ones
The More You Know™
Torn Between Two YouTubes
Shira Ovide and Leila Abboud, writing for Bloomberg, on the music industry’s love/hate relationship with YouTube:
More than half of Internet users in the U.S. listen to music on YouTube — by far the most popular access point — but YouTube is responsible for only 4 percent of revenue to the industry, according to a music industry trade group. The biggest record labels say Google should pay more, and they want more control over music that is responsible for what Bernstein Research estimated is one-quarter of all YouTube videos watched.
Ariana Grande – “Greedy”
Ariana Grande’s new song “Greedy” is up on Apple Music.



















