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  No Doubt's Japanese-Inspired 'Settle Down' Video Brings It All Back Home

  July 17, 2012 – Dekotora, a Japanese trucker subculture that painstakingly converts big rigs into art via a lights, murals, and insanely elaborate interiors, is a welcome jumping-off point for No Doubt's reunion video. First documented in the '70s movies Truck Guys, these drivers take something inherently commercial and spend years (and fortunes) to make it both wildly entertaining and aesthetically rich. …
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  Hear No Doubt's First Original Song In 11 Years: 'Settle Down'

  July 16, 2012 – Despite all Twitpic evidence to the contrary, No Doubt's seven months in the studio included at least a little time actually making music. On the basis of bouncy six-minute "Settle Down," the advance single from the genre-crossing pop vets' first album in 11 years, Push and Shove (due September 25 via Interscope), the time has been ambitiously and creatively spent. …
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  Truckin': Go Behind No Doubt's 'Settle Down' Video

  July 12, 2012 – Now that they've promised their first album in over a decade has a name and is indeed coming out this fall, No Doubt are tormenting fans, including Lady Gaga, already itching to hear new material with a seemingly exhaustive parade of teaser videos (a habit they share with fellow 1990s rockers Green Day). …
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  No Doubt's 'Push and Shove' Heavy on Reggae Songs, Horns

  June 26, 2012 – When Gwen Stefani enters a recording studio, it is customary for the horn players awaiting her to begin playing "The Imperial March." We learn this key factoid and a few more nuggets about the first No Doubt album in 11 years from the band's latest studio webisode, which was posted early this morning and captures longtime collaborators Gabe McNair and Stephen Bradley adding some of their horny flair to several of the new LP's tracks. …
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  No Doubt's First Album in 11 Years Is Called 'Push and Shove'

  June 12, 2012 – Finally (no, really, finally!) No Doubt have announced that their first record in 11 years, which, as SPIN has reported previously, is slated for a September 25 release (via Interscope), has a name. …
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  What No Doubt Were Actually Doing In the Studio All This Time

  May 7, 2012 –  …
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  No Doubt's First Album in 11 Years Finally Gets a Release Date

  May 7, 2012 – In January, No Doubt resurfaced with a surge of photo tweets that proved they were somehow still in the studio working on their first new album since the first George W. Bush administration. Since then, the tweets and Instagrams have come in droves, but no update on the music has arrived ... …
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  POTUS Playlist: Barack Obama Drops a Sweet Spotify Mix

  February 9, 2012 – It's not like we're very surprised, but President Obama, who has already gone down in history as the first candidate to have waged a truly effective social media-based presidential campaign, is at it again: Barack has dropped a 27-track "Campaign Playlist" via Spotify and his Facebook page (via the Washington Post). …
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  No Doubt Somehow Still Recording Long-Awaited Comeback Album

  January 26, 2012 – The No Doubt saga continues: yesterday afternoon, Tony Kanal tweeted from the band's account, "Gwen back in the studio with us. Nothing like having the four of us in the same room making music." But, uh, haven't they been in the same room making music for the past two years? …
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  New No Doubt Album Delayed Until 2012

  September 19, 2011 – No Doubt's first album since 2001's Rock Steady won't be ready in 2011, the ska-punk quartet has revealed. "Ideally our new record would be coming out this year but it's just not ready yet," the band says on its website. "This collection of songs means everything to us and our only priority right now is to make sure it's the best album we can possibly make. There is still more work for us to do." Gwen Stefani and Co. …
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