New Video: Panic at the Disco, "That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)"
The Las Vegas-based foursome's characteristic, over-the-top theatrics join their newfound sonic in a whimsical, conceptual music video.
By William Goodman 05.13.08 5:56 PM
"Things have changed for me!" Panic at the Disco harmonize in the new music video for "That Green Gentlemen (Things Have Changed)." And they certainly have, notably with the quartet's latest album, the Spin praised set Pretty.
Exclusive SPIN.com Video: Port O'Brien, "From Port"
Watch footage -- created especially for SPIN.com -- of the Oakland, CA-based indie-folk outfit performing the eerie, gospel-like, unreleased tune.
By William Goodman 05.13.08 4:03 PM
Flushed with glee in anticipation of their sophomore record, All We Could Do Was Sing, which arrives today (May 13) via American Dust Records, Oakland's nautical-tinged folkies Port O'Brien recorded an exclusive performance of unreleased track "From Port" for their pals at SPIN.com.
Green Day Side Project Foxboro Hot Tubs Map Spring Tour
SoCal punks take twisting, '50s-tinged garage rock project out for a stroll in support of debut full-length, Stop, Drop, and Roll, out May 20.
By William Goodman 05.13.08 2:19 PM
Who? Foxboro Hot Tubs, the "secret," throwback punk and garage pop side project of Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong, bassist/vocalist Mike Dirnt, and drummer Tre Cool.
Death Cab for Cutie
Seattle's indie rock stalwarts return today (May 13) with their fifth album, Narrow Stairs, and provide us with an exclusive, unique set of videos that preview the new songs.
By William Goodman 05.13.08 9:10 AM
What? With an illustrious, ever-expanding career -- from 1997's debut You Can Play These Songs with Chords to revered indie rock gem The Photo Album to 2003's breakthrough Transatlanticism to 2005's set Plans -- Death Cab for Cutie have continually pushed the artistic fringe with
The Faint Unveil New Album, Out Aug. 5
Omaha-based dance punkers split from onetime label Saddle Creek, and prep fifth record -- entitled Fasciinatiion -- for release on their own imprint, blank.wav.
By William Goodman 05.12.08 6:46 PM
After four years of writing, recording, producing, and even art directing their much-anticipated new record all themselves, Omaha, NE's the Faint have finally unveiled Fasciinatiion, and along with it, blank.wav, the quintet's newfound label, which will drop the follow up to 2004's Wet From Birth on stateside fans Aug. 5.
When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
Austin, TX-based seven-piece fire off sludgy, freak-out noise rock on their debut record Not Noiice, out this week.
By William Goodman 05.12.08 4:53 PM
What? Riding a fine line between overtly arty noise rock and a clamorous sonic disaster, Austin, TX's When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth debut this week with Not Noiice, an enticing collection of psychopathic, sludge-punk tunes, right at home at an acid-fueled Brooklyn loft party, or in the soundtrack to an experimental horror flick.
