dvdschaaf schreef:
5 Juni komt het nieuwe album van mijn favoriete zanger Chris Cornell uit!!

Het album heet heel toepasselijk; Carry On

Het nieuwe album heeft 14 tracks:
Safe and Sound
Scar on the Sky
Finally Forever
Disappearing Act
Billy Jean (Michael Jackson cover)
Ghost
Arms Around Your Love
She'll Never Be Your Man
Killing Birds
Silence the Voices
No Such Thing
Poison Eye
Your Soul Today
en natuurlijk; You Know My Name

...ik verheug me erop!!

Huxley schreef:
22 Juni komt de cd van Voxtrot uit, het is hun eerste complete album, eerder verschenen enkel een aantal EP's

Huxley schreef:
is dat zo? daar weet ik niks van... morgen ff checken:)

Velvet Revolver wrote more than 18 tracks for the disc, including the following reported titles:

- American Man
- For Brother
- Gas And A Dollar Laugh
- Get Out the Door
- Grave Dancers
- Just 16
- Let It Roll
- Messages
- Pills, Demons, Etc.
- Queen For A Day
- She Builds Quick Machines (first single)
- She Mine
- Spay
- This Fight (Could Be The Last Fight)
- Wasted Heart

The various Vlog videos that were posted on the band's official web site also showed the following (working) titles:

- Motherfucka
- Boogie in "E"
- Please Don't Go
- Swiss Miss
- Mary Mary
- Remedy

Matt Sorum also reported that the band recorded the cover songs 'Psycho Killer' (Talking Heads) and 'Can't Get It Out Of My Head' (Electric Light Orchestra).

Mojo Pin schreef:
Op 28 mei verschijnt het nieuwe album van Velvet Revolver, Libertad.

Banhart, Oldham, Superchunk Cover Guilty Pleasures
Plus: Luna, Mike Watt, Concretes, Petra Haden, Jim O'Rourke, Geoff Farina, Mooney Suzuki

No matter how much people talk about having no guilty pleasures, it's hard to deny that some artists and songs have a little stink on them, rightly or wrongly.

But that's not all bad. There can be a lot of catharsis in screaming from the rooftops about your love for, say, the Deftones (so good!) after so much repression. And when you're a musician yourself, sometimes screaming from the rooftops about your guilty pleasures turns into covering them.

It's under this premise that Engine Room Recordings rounded up some of the biggest names in independent music to have them record versions of their favorite guilty pleasures for a compilation it will release August 7 called Guilt by Association.

Will Oldham, Devendra Banhart, Superchunk, Minutemen/Stooges bassist Mike Watt, Jim O'Rourke, Luna, Petra Haden, Geoff Farina, and the Concretes all contributed to the compilation, which includes covers of songs by Journey, Oasis, the Spice Girls, Destiny's Child, Paula Abdul, Fall Out Boy, Cher, Shania Twain, System of a Down, Blue Oyster Cult, Eddie Money, and the cast of High School Musical. Seriously, this tracklist is amazing.

The folks at Engine Room are also holding a video contest in conjunction with the compilation. The label is currently accepting video proposals for one of three tracks from Guilt by Association: Will Oldham's cover of Mariah Carey's "Can't Take That Away", Devendra Banhart's cover of Oasis' "Don't Look Back in Anger", or Petra Haden's cover of Journey's "Don't Stop Believing".

To enter the contest, budding directors should submit a brief email to [email protected] that contains a video concept for one of the songs as well as a link to their previous work. The first round deadline is May 15, at which time the label and a few of the contributing artists will pick five proposals to make. The winning video will be chosen from the resulting five videos (all completed by July 1) and will become the compilation's official music video, with all of the press and prestige that includes. For more information about the compilation and video contest, visit the Guilt by Association MySpace page.
As for how all this mutual, guilty love came about, Engine Room General Manager Wes Verhoeve told Pitchfork that "the concept originated about five years ago, and we resurrected it in early 2006. Together with Randall Poster and Jim Dunbar, who have served as music supervisors for Zodiac, The Aviator, [forthcoming Dylan biopic] I'm Not There, and several Wes Anderson movies, we pulled together this exciting cast of musicians. Sometimes we'd suggest the songs, but sometimes the artists were already enthusiastically armed with their pop song of choice." Associate producer Morgan Lebus was also instrumental in getting in touch with several artists, including Banhart, Oldham, and the Concretes.

As for these artists' pop songs of choice, Mike Watt has never had any problems showing love for the Blue Oyster Cult, but who could have guessed Jim O'Rourke felt so strongly about the Spice Girls?

Guilt by Association:

01 Petra Haden: "Don't Stop Believing" (Journey)
02 Devendra Banhart: "Don't Look Back in Anger" (Oasis)
03 Mark Mulcahy: "From This Moment On" (Shania Twain)
04 Luna: "Straight Up" (Paula Abdul)
05 The Concretes: "Back for Good" (Take That)
06 Jim O'Rourke: "Viva Forever" (Spice Girls)
07 Goat: "Sugar We're Going Down" (Fall Out Boy)
08 Will Oldham: "Can't Take That Away" (Mariah Carey)
09 The Woodrow Jackson Orchestra [ft. Money Mark]: "Love's Theme" (Love Unlimited Orchestra)
10 Porter Block: "Breaking Free" (High School Musical)
11 The Mooney Suzuki: "Just Like Jesse James" (Cher)
12 Geoff Farina: "Two Tickets to Paradise" (Eddie Money)
13 Casey Shea: "Chop Suey" (System of a Down)
14 Superchunk: "Say My Name" (Destiny's Child)
15 Mike Watt: "Burning for You" (Blue Oyster Cult)

Spuit 12 schreef:
Daarnaast kijk ik ook naar de nieuwe Timesbold plaat Ill Seen Ill Sung.

Spuit 12 schreef:
"We're hoping to line things up for a late-Autumn or early-Winter release"
Aldus hun site.
Overigens heeft Jason Meritt tussentijds solo een LP + EP uitgebracht.

sxesven schreef:





25 September wordt als datum genoemd door Sam zelf; verder komt er binnen een maand een officiële bevestiging, hopelijk met tracklist en artwork of iets in die geest. Nog wel erg ver weg helaas, maar ja - worth the wait!

Bluefinger is a forthcoming by Black Francis (aka Frank Black) album expected to be released in 2007. The project was revealed via several cryptic posts by Frank Black on his official website forum, which were confirmed as accurate when the album leaked to file-sharing services early in the year.

All of the songs on the album reference Dutch musician and artist Herman Brood, some directly and some indirectly. In addition, Can't Break a Heart and Have It is a Brood cover.