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English shoegaze legends Swervedriver have announced a new album titled I Wasn't Born To Lose You (that's the album cover up above), which will be their first album since 1998's 99th Dream, Pitchfork reports. You can check out the album's psychedelic single "Setting Sun" below. The album is set for release on March 3, and on March 4, Swervedriver will be kicking off a U.S. tour in San Diego, which will finish up in Philadelphia on March 29 and include a stop at South By Southwest in between. You can see the complete dates below. -
Belle & Sebastian Share New Song "The Cat With The Cream" From Upcoming Album "Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance" [LISTEN]
Scottish indie pop legends Belle & Sebastian have shared another track from their upcoming album Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance, titled "The Cat with the Cream," which you can check out below. Though the previous songs that have been shared so far from the album have been pretty upbeat and fun, "The Cat with the Cream" is far more dramatic and low-key, with a prominent string section and almost no percussion other than a steady kick drum. The lyrics are also more political than we're used to hearing from frontman Stuart Murdoch, with lines about Tories and the boom/bust nature of capitalist economies. -
Sia Taps Maddie Ziegler, Shia LaBeouf for "Elastic Heart" Music Video with A Lot of Interpretive Dancing [WATCH]
Sia has once again tapped Maddie Zeigler for an interpretive music video, but this time the "Chandelier" singer has added Shia LaBeouf to the mix. Today (Jan. 7), the elusive pop star released her latest music video for her 1000 Forms of Fear single "Elastic Heart," which seems to represent two lovers caught in a dance where nobody truly wins in the end. -
Gesaffelstein Says Coachella Will Be His Last Live Show
Sad news for Gesaffelstein fans. The French DJ, producer has announced, in conjunction with his worthy inclusion on the Coachella 2015 lineup, that the performance would be the "Last Gesaffelstein Live." He delivered the news in very few words without much in the way of an explanation, as one would expect from Gesaffelstein, whose real is Mike Lévy. -
Kanye West 'Yeezus Tour' Architects Share Set Design Photos [PHOTOS]
Until yesterday, the masterminds behind the elaborate and unique set design was kept secret, and it was announced via Instagram that the New-York based firm, called Family, was responsible for the work. The company finally shared the secret that they worked alongside Virgil Abloh, Italian artist Vanessa Beercroft and international stage designer Es Devil all worked to complete Kanye's vision. It was also shared that Kanye was very involved in the design process and vision. -
Joey Bada$$'s Forthcoming Debut Album 'B4.Da.$$' Details From Pro Era's Chuck Strangers
Joey Bada$$ continues to make headlines this week (both positive and negative), with his assault charge at the Byron Bay Falls Festival in Australia, as well as releasing a track "Teach Me" featuring Kiesza, off his forthcoming album. The latest is more talk of his new album, which will be the highly-anticipated debut for the artist, titled B4.DA.$$, is scheduled to be released on January 20th.The producer behind the track that Bada$$ released earlier this week, Chuck Strangers, sat down with HipHopDX to give an interview regarding the forthcoming debut. -
Metropolitan Opera Offers $25 Low-Price Tickets for Performances, Takes a Rocky Start
Many Rust Belt cities in the U.S. have been experimenting with a new theory, "low-cost high culture," and have been yielding higher net profits. While the idea is sound, major cultural institutions like the Metropolitan Opera have tried a similar experiment but haven't found the same success. -
Ty Segall Shares Title Track from New EP 'Mr. Face' [LISTEN]
Next week, Ty Segall will be dropping his new EP "Mr. Face," but today the California garage rock wizard has shared the EP's title track through the Famous Class Records Bandcamp page, which you can check out below. The sound of the track comes off as a cross between Segall's last two solo albums "Manipulator" and "Sleeper," being largely acoustic and percussion free — at least until the end — but definitely not mellow in any way. If the rest of the EP is as good as this, then it is definitely worth your money.You can check out Ty Segall's "Mr. Face" here: -
Bobby Shmurda Remains In Custody Despite Misleading Instagram Clip Claiming, "I'm Back," Riker's Island Confirms
After Yung Relle posted a video on Monday Bobby Shmurda declaring he was back, rumors began to swirl that Shmurda (born Ackquille Jean Pollard) had made bail and been released from custody. "I'm back, baby," Shmurda says in the video, captioned #MyBro Is Back, #DontTellNobody. Unfortunately for fans of the rapper, Riker's Island has confirmed that the Shmoney dance originator remains in custody at the NYC jail's West Facility in East Elmhurst, NY, HipHopDX reports. The misleading video was likely a shameless publicity stunt by Relle. -
Ludacris Announces Marriage To Eudoxie Mbouguiengue
Last night, Ludacris announced that he and his fiancé Eudoxie Mbouguiengue tied the knot over the holidays after announcing the proposal two weeks ago. -
Fifth Harmony Announce The Reflection Tour Dates: "Sledgehammer" Group to Hit Road After 'Reflection' Release Date
Fifth Harmony are about to hit you live just like a "Sledgehammer." Ahead of the release of the girl group's long-anticipated debut album Reflection, today (Jan. 7), 5H announced that it will be touring North America this winter with a strong of 20 tour dates across the United States and Canada. -
Taylor Swift and '1989' Take Eighth Billboard 200 No. 1 Spot; Nicki Minaj Remains No. 2, 'Into The Woods' Soundtrack Gets Only Sales Increase
It's still cold out there for new music releases after the first full week of album sales during 2015, so it's not surprise that Taylor Swift was still on top of the Billboard 200 when today's numbers came out. It's the eighth week of ten that 1989 has been available where the record ended up on top, which makes it her second most-decorated album yet (Fearless spent 13 nonconsecutive weeks at no. 1 during 2008-'09). It moved 244,000 equivalent albums last week.
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