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  The Shins, the Kills to Reopen Jack White's Third Man Records

  October 3, 2012 – The Shins and the Kills will assist with the grand reopening of Jack White's Third Man Records shop in Nashville. The two bands will headline separate in-house concerts that will be recorded and committed to acetate for White's Live at Third Man series.Since the store and label HQ opened in 2009, the public portion has been cozy. …
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• Various Artists, 'Just Tell Me That You Want Me: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac' (Hear Music/Concord)

  August 14, 2012 – Does our intimate knowledge of Fleetwood Mac's internecine drama enrich our experience of the band's music? Or does the excellence of that music endow that drama with the weight of real meaning? Those questions swirl like Stevie Nicks' windblown shawl around Just Tell Me That You Want Me, a new 19-track Fleetwood tribute album assembled by big-shot Hollywood music supervisor Randall Poster. …
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  Kills Stills: Shots From the Duo's Photo Book 'Dream & Drive'

  August 2, 2012 –  …
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  Best Coast, MGMT Cover Fleetwood Mac for Tribute Comp

  June 18, 2012 – Last month, Randall Poster, the veteran music supervisor behind last year's star-studded, ridiculously excellent Rave On, Buddy Holly compilation, announced that he would be collecting and releasing a similar tribute record for the royal family of 1970s folk rock, Fleetwood Mac. Now, details of that compilation have surfaced, per CoS. The disc is due August 14 via Hear Music/Concord, the same label duo that released Rave On.... …
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  The Kills, Estelle Bring Pre-Valentine's Heartbreak to Late Night

  February 10, 2012 – Last night's late-night TV lineup was a good one for crying into your beer. The Kills, performing on Late Show With David Letterman, and Estelle, singing on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, each offered slow, sad, gorgeously brooding songs reflecting on relationships gone wrong. The Kills played one of 2012's most striking singles so far, "The Last Goodbye," a creaky ballroom waltz off of last year's Blood Pressures. …
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  How the Kills Made Wrenching 'Last Goodbye' Video

  January 27, 2012 – For the most singular song in the Kills' already scuzzily distinguished catalog, only the most singular video would do. A new making-of clip shows how the recently released 35mm photo booth video for "The Last Goodbye," the somewhat Beach House-faded keyboard-ballad left turn from last year's Blood Pressures, came to be. …
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  Alison Mosshart Sings Louis Armstrong on 'Anarchy'

  September 8, 2011 – FX biker drama Sons of Anarchy kicked off its fourth season this week, and the episode ended with a violent montage set to "What a Wonderful World." Louis Armstrong originally recorded the song in 1968, and Hawaiian musician Israel Kamakawiwo?ol more recently revived it. On the show, the sunny classic played underneath that montage as an eerie, bare-bones remake by belter Alison Mosshart, of the Kills and the Dead Weather. …
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  SPIN's Candid Portraits From Lollapalooza

  August 11, 2011 –  …
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  The Kills Bring Goth-Punk Blues to 'Fallon'

  August 10, 2011 – The Kills just wrapped up the U.S. leg of their tour in New York City, and popped by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon to perform their single "Future Starts Slow," from their latest album Blood Pressures. Watch it here (via The Audio Perv). While they've been in non-stop promo mode since the album hit in April, Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart look no worse for the wear on Fallon. …
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  The Kills Drop Stunning Marilyn Monroe Cover

  August 1, 2011 – When the Kills headed to Australia to perform at the Splendour in the Grass Festival, Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince dropped by triple j radio to tear through their new single "Satellite." The blues-punk duo also offered up a stunning cover of "One Silver Dollar," a tune performed by Marilyn Monroe in the 1954 Western movie River of No Return. …
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