Musicians on Election Day: Rockers and Rappers Tweet Their Votes
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Dave Grohl not only rejoined Queens of the Stone Age, he got a sticker!
- Foo Fighters (@foofighters) November 6, 2012
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Dave Grohl not only rejoined Queens of the Stone Age, he got a sticker!
Snowblink, 'Goodbye Eyes' -- Video of the Day
- Posted on Nov 6th 2012 6:00PM by Maggie Malach
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Artist: Snowblink
Video: "Goodbye Eyes"
Highlight: "Carla Susanto plays with the one line of text in 'Goodbye Eyes' by stitching together stills of medical etchings," the band tells Spinner. "She gets right to the heart -- and brains and bronchioles and kidney and nerves and bladder and spine and eyes and legs and skulls and feet and head -- of the song."
Watch Snowblink's"Goodbye Eyes" Video
Video: "Goodbye Eyes"
Highlight: "Carla Susanto plays with the one line of text in 'Goodbye Eyes' by stitching together stills of medical etchings," the band tells Spinner. "She gets right to the heart -- and brains and bronchioles and kidney and nerves and bladder and spine and eyes and legs and skulls and feet and head -- of the song."
Watch Snowblink's"Goodbye Eyes" Video
Behind the Scenes with David Guetta, Jamie Jones Responds to 'Sell Out' Claims, Four Tet & Lone Drop New Remixes & More
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With his new single, "Benediction," charting in the UK's Top 40, Hot Natured's Jamie Jones felt the need to defend himself against "sell out" claims, announcing a "brand new more underground label starting next month." [Facebook]
Check out Four Tet s remix of German post-rock/electronic trio Rococo Rot's 1997 track "He Loves Me." Nice and weird. [SoundCloud]
Dave Grohl Rejoins Queens of the Stone Age, Pugs Singing Metal & More
- Posted on Nov 6th 2012 4:00PM by Dan Reilly
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It's Election Day (duh) so here are some of the best lyrics about presidents. [Diffuser.fm]
Pug Destroyer, the cutest metal-singing canines. [Animal New York]
Ten Questions With Tori Amos on a Tuesday: The Election, Teens & Sandwiches
- Posted on Nov 6th 2012 2:00PM by Sarah Chazan
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Curled up on the couch of our "artist den," Tori's visiting Spinner to promote the album, and the notorious open book of an artist doesn't bat an eyelash as she jumps from analyzing the new album to talking U.S. politics and raising a pre-teen daughter. Our time together is documented below in 10 revealing, funny questions.
Dirty Ghosts' Allyson Baker Has Moved Past Toronto's Garbage Music Scene
- Posted on Nov 6th 2012 1:00PM by Aaron Brophy
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Molly DeCoudreaux
Then a guitarist for obnoxious punks Teen Crud Combo, Baker was a soldier in an underground scene in the city along with bands like Femme Fatale and Cheerleader 666, acts who'd eventually morph into Death From Above 1979 and Crystal Castles, respectively.
Baker's Teen Crud Combo were directly connected to confrontational soul-punk act Killer Elite, who were responsible for her garbage splooging.
Bruce Springsteen vs. Max Weinberg: E Street Drummer Backs Republican
- Posted on Nov 6th 2012 11:50AM by Jason MacNeil
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According to NJ.com, Weinberg visited candidate Joseph Kyrillos, who is vying for the seat currently held by Democratic U.S. Senator Robert Menendez. The appearance was at a campaign event.
There wasn't much in the way of partisan band politics, though, because the event morphed into a fundraising and donation drive to help those affected by Superstorm Sandy.
