April 17, 2013 – Twenty-seven years later and New Order are still caught in that "Bizarre Love Triangle." The dance-pop pioneers, currently in the midst of a quick North American jaunt that includes two performances at this year's Coachella, dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! last night (April 16) to revive the aforementioned 1986 classic single and show off "I'll Stay With You," the vintage-sounding first track off New Order's recently released Lost Sirens collection. Frontman Bernard Sumner's voice still glides brilliantly, as if being delivered by an omniscient narrator, but the 57-year-old singer's stage moves — the shimmy, the twirl — are (understandably) a little limp. Sumner pulls off the distinguished statesmen look when he's strapped to a guitar, though, reminding us why we've stayed with New Order after all this time.

April 16, 2013 – Jarvis Cocker, Britpop's sharpest penman, was hired by British publisher Faber and Faber as an editor-at-large back in 2011. Now the Pulp frontman has signed his first book deal, locking down a history of British folk clubs written by author JP Bean.As the Quietus reports, the book, titled Singing From the Floor, was recommended to Cocker by singer-songwriter (and Pulp associate) Richard Hawley. "When my friend Richard Hawley said he'd met 'a man in a pub who had a book for me,' I have to admit I was slightly dubious," Cocker said in a statement. "But he was right. Singing From the Floor portrays an important movement in vernacular culture in the voices of the people who made it happen — and that's not an easy task. Especially when the events in question took place many years ago and may have involved the consumption of alcohol.

April 16, 2013 – The Stone Roses have never inspired the same level of devotion and enthusiasm in the U.S. as they do in the U.K. — the embarrassingly thin crowd at the Manchester band's Coachella gig this past weekend should be proof enough — which probably explains why the upcoming documentary The Stone Roses: Made of Stone doesn't have a stateside release date. Directed by British filmmaker Shane Meadows, Made of Stone follows the Mancs' entire career, from their 1983 founding to the 1989 release of their landmark debut album, from the group's mid-'90s implosion to their long-awaited 2012 reunion. The feature promises "never-before-seen" footage of the Manchester unit, but fans can get a preview of the film via the just-released trailer. "It takes time for people to fall in love with you," frontman Ian Brown says near the clip's end.

April 16, 2013 – Record Store Day (April 20) is just days away, and SPIN has already tipped you off to plenty of exclusives, reissues, and other treasures, but this year's official ambassador — noted vinyl purist Jack White — has one last surprise up his dapper sleeve.

April 16, 2013 – Foxygen recently nixed their entire European tour schedule citing "creative health" reasons, but the Los Angeles psych-pop duo found time to record an installment of La Blogothèque's Take Away Show series. Trolling the rain-kissed streets of Paris, the '60s-infatuated two-piece (along with several live players) performed three tracks off their recently released sophomore album, We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic. Frontman Sam France does his best rock star impression — smoking cigarettes, mugging for the camera, playing with his hair, yelping till his voice goes hoarse, and urging passersby to sing along — while leading Jonathan Rado and the rest of the crew through "On Blue Mountain," "In the Darkness," and "No Destruction."

April 16, 2013 – Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard is finally ready to follow-up his 2001 solo debut album, Bayleaf, with a collection of songs recorded over the last decade. On June 25, Monkeywrench Records will issue Gossard's sophomore solo effort, Moonlander, in digital and limited-edition vinyl formats."Songs from the album were recorded between 2003 and 2011," said the ax man, who has also played in the bands Brad and Temple of the Dog. "Over the last year, I went through all of my old demos and recordings that weren't used as Pearl Jam or Brad songs and picked my favorites."The grunge guru dusted off and fleshed out the old material with the help of engineer Floyd Reitsma, executive producer Pete Droge, and multi-instrumentalist Hans Teuber.

April 16, 2013 – Paul McCartney, Nine Inch Nails, Phoenix, Vampire Weekend, SPIN cover stars the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and more are set to play this year's Outside Lands Festival, organizers revealed today (April 16). The annual event, booked from August 9 to 11 this year, will once again be held at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.Other artists booked for the sixth installment of Outside Lands include: Red Hot Chili Peppers, Grizzly Bear, D'Angelo, the National, Kurt Vile and the Violators, Wavves, Jurassic 5, Youth Lagoon, Gary Clark Jr., Jessie Ware, Foals, Yeasayer, Surfer Blood, Chromatics, Willie Nelson & Family, Kaskade, Pretty Lights, Matt & Kim, Camper Van Beethoven, the Men, Thao & the Get Down Stay Down, Dawes, the Tallest Man on Earth, Band of Horses, A-Trak, Young the Giant, and many more.

April 16, 2013 – Black Sabbath's upcoming 13 LP, the heavy metal legends' first record with Ozzy Osbourne in 35 years, has been touted for months as a "back to basics" effort and "the most important album" of Osbourne's career. Now the iconic band — currently comprised of original members Osbourne, guitarist Tony Iommi, and bassist Geezer Butler — have finally unveiled the pending full-length's track list, along with an extensive tour schedule that will bring the Masters of Reality to North America, Europe, Australia, and Japan.On June 11, Sabbath followers will get eight new songs to worship, all clocking in between four-and-a-half minutes ("Zeitgeist") and eight minutes ("End of the Beginning").

April 16, 2013 – Last week, SPIN premiered Better, the brand new EP (out April 16) from Toronto noise-punks Odonis Odonis. Now we present the creepy, fisheye-lensed video to that collection's title track. The black-and-white clip takes place in the woods during a cult ritual. Unfortunately for the viewer, the POV belongs to the person chosen as a sacrifice. The captive audience member hangs upside down, gets dragged across the ground, and helplessly looks up at the masked, robed kidnappers as they point their fingers and ready the knife. Enjoy! 

April 16, 2013 – Nicolas Fromageau left M83 not long after the synth-gaze unit explored Dead Cities, Red Seas & Lost Ghosts in 2003. And while Anthony Gonzalez has continued on to score imaginary teen soap operas (and real-life sci-fi blockbusters), Fromageau leads Team Ghost, an electro project set to issue its debut full-length, Rituals, today (April 16). To celebrate, Fromageau has crafted Temazepam, a dramatic hour-plus mix that collages together tracks by Sonic Youth, Brian Eno, Clams Casino, Boards of Canada, Fennesz, Talk Talk, Julianna Barwick, Cliff Martinez, and more.Stream the entire piece below, and scroll down further for the full tracklist.TEMAZEPAM MIXTAPE by Teamghost on MixcloudTemazepam track list:1. Cliff Martinez - "First Sleep"2. Julianna Barwick - "Cloak" 3. Brian Eno - "Always Returning"4. Fennesz - "Endless Summer"5. Clams Casino - "Natural"6.