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  Mark Lanegan and Moby Pass 'The Lonely Night' With Bleak, Breathtaking Video

  April 15, 2013 – Mark Lanegan, prolific, bourbon-voiced hermit, unveiled his Josh Homme co-written theme song for Anthony Bourdain new show earlier today, and now the video for Lanegan's moody Record Store Day collaboration with Moby, "The Lonely Night," has been revealed. …
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  Josh Homme and Mark Lanegan Share Sha-La-La-ing Anthony Bourdain Theme Song

  April 15, 2013 – Queens of the Stone Age have a long history of collaborations with Anthony Bourdain. SPIN once even interviewed the TV chef about it. QOTSA, of course, are getting set to release new album ...Like Clockwork on June 4 via Matador Records, and they've already unveiled muscular single "My God Is the Sun." The record's many guests include returning QOTSA hand (and former Screaming Trees belter) Mark Lanegan. …
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  Inside Mad Season's 'Above' Reissue: Watch a Mini-Doc With Rare Footage and Interviews

  February 27, 2013 – "I remember that we laughed a lot," says Screaming Trees drummer Barrett Martin, of writing Above, the lone (and beloved) 1995 release from Seattle supergroup Mad Season. "We laughed about being sober for the first time, and the newsness of that. …
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  Mark Lanegan Completes Queens of the Stone Age Classic-Lineup Reunion

  January 29, 2013 – The missing piece from Queens of the Stone Age's star-studded lineup of album guests is missing no more.Mark Lanegan will appear on the new QOTSA record, the band has suggested in a Facebook post (via NME). "Lanegan came by," QOTSA wrote. "He didn't say much, but he sang good."Lanagan's previous absence from QOTSA's upcoming, in-the-works sixth album had been glaring. …
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  ATP 2012: How Was the Festival's First New York City Staycation?

  September 24, 2012 – In its fifth year on America's East Coast, the 2012 All Tomorrow's Parties festival was the first to be docked in Manhattan, as the organizers dialed back from far-flung lost weekends in the Catskills and Asbury Park. …
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  Gone With the Flow: QOTSA's 'Songs for the Deaf' Turns 10

  August 27, 2012 – There's a 30-second snatch of "First It Giveth," off Queens of the Stone Age's now 10-year-old Songs for the Deaf, that never stops being surprising. Josh Homme is quietly singing a spooky melody over Spanish-sounding acoustic guitar, then a lumbering rhino guitar herd charges in and Dave Grohl plays this rib-rattling drum beat that could be a sample of '88 Tyson working the heavy bag. …
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  Hear Mark Lanegan and Ralph Stanley Folk Up the Velvet Underground

  August 24, 2012 – A new movie about bootlegging in the Depression titled Lawless hits the big screen on August 29. …
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  Watch Mark Lanegan Band Burn Through 'St. Louis Elegy'

  May 8, 2012 – Mark Lanegan possesses a haunted baritone that is surely a gift from whatever being bestows musical talent, but the man is also fortunate enough to be one of the most darkly charismatic performers in rock. Need proof? Check out this footage of Lanegan and his band performing the haunting Spaghetti Western ballad "St. Louis Elegy" from this year's intense Blues Funeral. …
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  ATP Curators Afghan Whigs Announce 14 Acts, From Lanegan to Louis C.K.

  February 24, 2012 – To celebrate the first Afghan Whigs show in America in 13 years, gloom-master general Greg Dulli was kindly asked to curate the second year of beach-brooder blowout All Tomorrow's Parties I'll Be Your Mirror in Asbury Park, New Jersey. …
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  The Inquisition: Mark Lanegan

  February 22, 2012 – Mark Lanegan's seventh solo record, the muscular and moody Blues Funeral (4AD), is his first in eight years, but good luck getting the former Screaming Trees frontman to explain the gap between personal projects. "I ended up doing other things" is all he'll say. …
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