Watch: Gnarls, Fall Out Boy, Panic Members In Coke Ad

Visit the fantasy world where Patrick Stump flies a fish helicopter, Brendan Urie reports the news, and Cee-Lo is a zebra!
Gnarls Barkley's Cee-Lo Green

Question: Why did the zebra lead the children into an abandoned alley?

Answer: To show them a musical fantasy world where Fall Out Boy's Patrick Stump flies a fish helicopter, Gym Class Heroes' Travis McCoy dances with robots, Panic at the Disco's Brendan Urie reports the news, and up-and-comer Janelle Monae teaches an elementary school how to shake it.

New Video: Gnarls Barkley, "Mystery Man"

Watch out! A superhero aims to save the day in this animated video for the dynamic duo's beat-heavy and soulful new B-side.
Gnarls Barkley

Considering all their zany onstage costumes -- ranging from characters from Star Wars to The Wizard of Oz -- it was only a matter of time until Gnarls Barkley crooner Cee-Lo and studio wizard Danger Mouse got fully animated. And here, in the cut-and-paste hodge-podge video for the backbeat-driven B-side "Mystery Man," off the Who's Gonna Save My Soul EP (due Nov.

Hey, Look at Me! Morrissey, Rufus, Green Day, and More

A new SPIN.com feature in which we stop praising musicians -- and let them do it themselves.
Morrissey and Rufus Wainright

In a special segment I'm calling "Hey, Look At Me!" we round up the artists who, this week at least, appear to have the healthiest self-esteem.

See Foo Fighters, Beck, CSS, MGMT, and Many More

Check out SPIN.com's exclusive photos from the Austin City Limits music festival!
Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters / Photo by Casey Flanigan

If you weren't able to attend last weekend's Austin City Limits music festival, not to worry: SPIN.com was there, snapping photos of every great band we could find. Check out our shots of Beck, Foo Fighters, CSS, and many more artists below and on the next two pages.

 

Gnarls Barkley's True Character Shines in Athens

Danger Mouse's costume-free return to the 40 Watt Club inspires a danceable delirium.
Cee-Lo / Photo by Julia Norman

Getting people to pay more than $5 for a show in a town with as many service jobs and students as Athens, Georgia, is difficult. Packing a venue at $25 a ticket on a Tuesday in the summer when many of those students are gone? Rare.

Live from New American Music Union

Check out our video phone blog from Pittsburgh's New American Music Union, featuring tourbus hangs with Black Keys and the Duke Spirit.
Spoon / Photo by Devin Pedzwater

SPIN's Devin Pedzwater is roaming the New American Music Union festival in Pittsburgh, uploading photos and video from a mobile phone that utilizes our SPIN Live player to broadcast in real-time. Check out his videos of the Duke Spirit, Gnarls Barkley, the Black Keys, and many more.

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