Death Cab for Cutie Announce New Album 'I Built You A Tower' Out June 5th On Anti- Records
Indie rock titans and eight-time GRAMMY nominees Death Cab for Cutie announce their 11th studio album.
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Michael Franti & Gabriel Rios record Christmas song
Michael Franti has recorded a version of "What's This?" (from the soundtrack of the Tim Burton movie Nightmare Before Christmas) with fellow artist Gabriel Rios for a charity campaign. Michael Franti spent a few hours in the studio during a recent visit to Brussels to lay vocals for the song …
Hear Neko Case on World Café’s "Best of 2006" broadcast
World Café’s session with Neko Case earlier this year is set to be rebroadcast as part of the World Café’s Best of 2006 Encore week! The session will be re-broadcast on Friday, December 29th, 2006 and all relative information can be accessed at the link below: www.worldcafe.org www.xpn.org
Porter Wagoner signs with ANTI-
PORTER WAGONER CELEBRATES 50 YEARS WITH THE GRAND OLE OPRY BY SIGNING NEW RECORD DEAL WITH ANTI RECORDS New album produced by Marty Stuart due out in May 2007 Los Angeles based Anti Records announces the signing of Country Music Hall of Famer, Porter Wagoner in celebration of his 50th …
Filter Magazine has Tom Waits' Orphans in their top 10 of 2006
Last entry for Day Ten comes from Honeycut. Refered to as the Bay Area’s answer to Gnarls Barkley, the band are signed to DJ Shadow’s Quannum label and released their debut The Day I Turned To Glass earlier this year. The band effortlessly mix soul, funk and bossa nova with …
The Daily Nebraskan gives Orphans "Album of the Year" honors!
The Daily Nebraskan published their "Top 6" albums of 2006, and Tom Waits' "Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers & Bastards" took home the top honors. See the list of albums below: 1. Tom Waits - "Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers and Bastards" A three-CD set that does more than any greatest hits album could …
Tom Waits: "Diving into a scrap heap of genius"
While the rest of the music press, from Mojo to Blender, has rushed in with effusive and colorful acclaim for Tom Waits' new three-disc, 56-song sprawl "Orphans" – and let me quickly add that it's been entirely justified – I've taken my sweet time with this beast. www.ocregister.com