Diesel Radio: Les Savy Fav, Lissy Trullie, and More

Live performances and DJ sets are being broadcast all week from the fashion brand's massive store in Manhattan!
The perfect face for radio: Les Savy Fav's Tim Harrington / Photo by Julia Norman

Diesel's flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York City is already an iconic fashion address -- and this week, it's a music mecca, too.

Where Have All the Great Rock Singers Gone?

On the anniversary of Freddie Mercury's death, SPIN's Abigail Everdell considers the current woeful state of music's frontmen.
Freddie Mercury / Thom Yorke (Photo: Shawna Adams)

Today, 17 years after Freddie Mercury's passing, I've found myself wondering: Where have all the great rock singers gone?

Barack Rock: Franz Ferdinand, Fiery Furnaces, and More

Obama supporters gather in Brooklyn to rally around their favorite candidate.
Les Savy Fav's Tim Harrington / Photo by Jackie Roman

"I just hope you invite us back for the victory party!" said Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos at Tuesday night's Barack Rock benefit show at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg. And as evidenced by the evening's general ebullience, Obama's Brooklyn contingency expect to have reason to plan that celebratory bash.

Best & Worst of NY's All Tomorrow's Parties Festival

Our idiosyncratic SPIN.com Awards honor the stars of noise rock that performed September 19-21 at Kutsher's Country Club, Monticello, New York.
Lightning Bolt / Photo by Taleen Kalenderian

Every fantasy you ever had of exploring the resort hotel from Dirty Dancing, every furtive wish that you'd someday get the chance to say hi to J Mascis face-to-face, and every hope that you could wander through a surreal reality for days sans chemical assistance came to life this weekend at Kutsher's Country Club, the once-thriving Catskills resort that hasn't seen a coat of paint since

A Wild Weekend at Portland's Music Fest NW

Check out photos and reviews of sets from heavyweights like Built to Spill and Les Savy Fav, plus many up-and-comers from the around-the-clock festival.
Past Lives / Photo by Josh Elliott

Friday:

Capitol Hill Block Party, Seattle July 25-26 2008

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