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From Los Angeles


11/20/09 11:16AM

Charlotte Gainsbourg and Beck "Heaven Can Wait"

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Beck produced Charlotte Gainsbourg's upcoming album, and this video of their duet "Heaven Can Wait," is like an amuse-bouche for what's to come.

From Elsewhere

11/17/09 12:47PM

Monster of Folk "Say Please"

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And thank you.

From Philadelphia

11/16/09 08:25AM

Music Mondays

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It's just another Music Monday...

From Stockholm

11/10/09 03:56PM

Baby

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We've been drinking coffee and listening to house music all day—again. Fortunately, there are videos, like this one, that are a little more soothing to the soul. (Via Pitchfork.)

From New York

11/10/09 03:27PM

Grizzly Bear "Ready, Able"

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Hey, so Grizzly Bear is this awesome band from Brooklyn. Lots of people like them—you know, Jay-Z and Beyoncé are fans. NBD.

From Philadelphia

11/09/09 10:23AM

Music Mondays

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Back at ya.

From Los Angeles

11/06/09 12:05PM

Music Go Music

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When a band is this good, they're either from Sweden or LA.

From Seattle

11/03/09 04:24PM

The Journal of Popular Noise

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A semi-annual audio magazine that's hand-letterpressed and hand-folded, The Journal of Popular Noise just released its latest copy, which features recordings from Foscil's residency at the BLVD Gallery in Seattle.

From Los Angeles

11/03/09 09:55AM

The Weezer Snuggie

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To go along with the release of their new album, Raditude, Weezer is also releasing two, limited-edition Weezer Snuggies. Now you can watch TV on the couch with Grandma without losing your indie-rock cred.

From Philadelphia

11/03/09 09:53AM

Music Mondays

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We're excited to introduce our new Music Mondays—five free songs to start the week off right. Download and keep it to yourself, or embed the player on your own blog to share the love. After all, everyone needs a little help recovering from the weekend.

From Elsewhere








11/02/09 03:17PM

The Event

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Starting on Wednesday in Eastside, Birmingham, is not just an event, but The Event, a five-day contemporary arts festival. Events within the event include artist Mark Essen's roaming record exchange, an on-site creation of the seventh issue of An Endless Supply, and a performance of "and you shall know us by the trail of Morris Men," where the Morris Men will escort the audience from venue to venue and kick off the proceedings with a dance.

From New York




10/30/09 11:53AM

Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History

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Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, 1955 to the Present opens today at the Brooklyn Museum. One of the first major museum shows to give rock 'n' roll photogs their due, this is something we can't wait to check out.

From Chicago


10/29/09 04:17PM

You Weren't There

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This week, Factory 25 releases You Weren't There: A History of Chicago Punk 1977-1984, a documentary which features unseen footage from Articles of Faith, Mentally Ill, Negative Element, Tutu and the Pirates, Jeff Pezzati, Rights of the Accused and Steve Bjorklund. Catch the limited-edition, and it includes a screen-printed posters and a 20-track vinyl EP.

From London

10/28/09 04:26PM

Eleanor Seabird

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She's cute, has a great name, and is just getting started. Meet Eleanor Seabird. You're gonna like her.

From Philadelphia


10/26/09 10:39AM

Making Time Thriller 3000

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We don't even really know what to say...

From Los Angeles

10/22/09 04:34PM

The Reformation Pop-Up Shop

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This Saturday, The Reformation Pop-Up shop opens at Space 15 Twenty, featuring Reformed, Reformation, Chris Habana, Made Her Think, Veda, tons of vintage and DJ Zach Rosencrantz. It's pretty much a guaranteed good time.

From Elsewhere

10/22/09 04:26PM

Mason Taylor at Urban Outfitters

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This Saturday at 4pm, catch Mason Taylor (from the Boston-based band A'Tris) for an in-store performance at the Harborplace Urban Outfitters in Baltimore (301 Light St.).

From Los Angeles

10/22/09 02:28PM

Warpaint "Stars"

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A perfect pre-Halloween video—haunting and beautiful at the same time.

From London


10/21/09 12:55PM

The Big Pink vs. Switch

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If you loved Big Pink's "Dominos," which we included on LSTN 7, then chances are you'll also love Switch's remix. If you don't, well then, um...

From Elsewhere

10/20/09 04:23PM

Beatles Rock Band

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There's finally a reason to bust out the plastic instruments again. The Beatles Rock Band is pretty much everything I wanted it to be, maybe even my favorite game of the year. You can play with up to six people, sing up to three part harmonies with three mics (Lips wireless mics work too, bonus!) and also play bass, drums and guitar all at once. You play the 45 song story through the Beatles career starting at the Cavern Club with mop tops and ending as hair farmers on the Abbey Road rooftop. I was pumped to see Harrison songs like "Something" and "Taxman" in there too since I love 'the Quiet One.' The best part about playing this was seeing non-gamer friends go from "I'll give it a try" to asking which song we should do next... three hours later.

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