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  Beck Wants You to Feel His Cover of David Bowie's 'Sound and Vision'

  February 4, 2013 – Perhaps as a way to overcompensate for putting out an album of sheet music, Beck is hard at work on a new, fully immersive project: a cover of David Bowie's "Sound and Vision" that will be performed with 170 musicians and recorded with 360-degree equipment to make viewers feel as if they're actually at the show.The Lincoln car company has drafted the Sea Change singer to reinterpret "Sound and Vision," off Bowie's 1977 LP, Low, as part  …
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  About That Time David Bowie's New Album Was Foretold in a Dream...

  January 18, 2013 – David Bowie surprisingly ended his 10-year hiatus from music-making last week with the debut of new track "Where Are We Now?" and the announcement he'd be releasing a "classic-sounding" new album, The Next Day, this March. Somehow, the Thin White Duke kept this project under wraps for two years and managed to force a double-take from the whole Internet. …
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  David Bowie Might Play One or Two Live Shows, Producer Says

  January 15, 2013 – David Bowie's shocking return last week with his first song in a decade, "Where Are We Now?," came alongside the announcement the rock legend would also be releasing a new album, The Next Day, in March. Left unanswered was whether he might play live again, spurring a fair amount of will-he-or-won't-he debate. …
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  David Bowie Didn't Say He Wouldn't Tour Again, So Please Calm Down

  January 11, 2013 – On Tuesday, January 8, David Bowie's 66th birthday, the rock icon shocked everyone except for his inner circle by releasing a brand new song, his first in a decade, "Where Are We Now?" With that "a trademark tender, late-era Bowie ballad" came the news that an album is on the way as well, The Next Day, due in March. …
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  Marc Maron on Breakup Songs and His New Addiction

  January 10, 2013 – "I'm buying vinyl like it's crack right now," says veteran stand-up comedian and podcast pro Marc Maron, speaking on the phone from his Los Angeles home. "So this is definitely a good time to have this conversation." It's also just about the only time available. …
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  David Bowie's First New Album in a Decade Marks Return to 'Classic' Style, Producer Says

  January 9, 2013 – It's the next day after David Bowie revealed the totally unexpected existence of his first album since 2003, The Next Day. Though the first single, "Where Are We Now?", is an elegaic ballad, the other songs are more rock-oriented, longtime Bowie producer Tony Visconti told the BBC in a Skype interview (via the Quietus). …
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  David Bowie Returns From Decade-Long Hiatus With New Album, Single

  January 8, 2013 – Today, January 8, is David Bowie's 66th birthday, but this year it was the Thin White Duke who delivered a bigtime present to his loyal fans: a brand new song called "Where Are We Now?," the surprise first single off a totally unexpected new album titled The Next Day. …
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  Zingy Stardust: David Bowie Makes Joke

  August 29, 2012 – Since Davie Bowie isn't making music these days, the Thin White Duke spends a lot of time denying he is doing things like making music. His most recent denial, however, involves killing off rumors he's curating an exhibition related to his work. The statement, posted on his Facebook (via DigitalSpy) is not humorless, though. …
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  Slash Remembers Finding His Mom Naked With David Bowie

  August 28, 2012 – Slash has never made any secret of his mother's relationship with David Bowie. Seeing Ola Hudson — a costume designer for Bowie, Diana Ross, John Lennon, and more — together with the glam-rocker was "like watching an alien in your backyard," the Guns N' Roses co-founder once told an interviewer. …
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  Disasterland: Artist Reimagines Disney Heroes as Debauched Rock Fans

  July 27, 2012 – From Alice in Wonderland to The Lion King, bored animators have been sneaking sordid little details into wholesome Disney films for decades. Now, Mexican artist Rodolfo Loaiza has taken it one step further in his new exhibit Disasterland, casting Disney's most beloved characters as modern-day celebrities, musicians, and victims of B-horror killers like Jason Voorhes. …
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