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Phoenix Music Is Now Part of the Curriculum

Author:Alan Cross | Mar 10 2010 3:00PM

Few people expected France’s Phoenix to do so well when they issued their Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix album last summer.


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New Heavy Metal Sub-Genre: GaGa Metal

Author:Andrew the intern | Mar 9 2010 4:30PM

There are countless metal sub-genres out there. Terms like “blackened folk metal” or “technical jazz-influenced death metal” get thrown around like crazy.


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OK Go Goes Rube Goldberg

Author:Alan Cross | Mar 5 2010 4:00PM

Amateur inventors and tinkerers will know the name Rube Goldberg, the patron saint of over-engineering. Why make something simple when you can make it complicated?


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Watch Angels & Airwaves' "Hallucinations"

Author:Adam Morrison | Mar 2 2010 11:30AM

The first video from Angels and Airwaves' free new album, Love, has been released.


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Hear More New Gorillaz (& Friends)

Author:Adam Morrison | Feb 26 2010 3:50PM

It's called "Superfast Jellyfish" and it features De La Soul and Superfurry Animals' Gruff Rhys.


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Two MORE Videos You MUST See Today

Author:Alan Cross | Feb 25 2010 12:00PM

Exhibit A: What was Kirsten Dunst thinking?


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5 Songs You Gotta Hear Today
  1. Jeff Martin

    The World is Calling

    Since the Tea Party disbanded in 2005, their former frontman has been working on a solo career, among other things. The lead single from his first and so far only solo studio album, 2006's Exile and the Kingdom, is reportedly an open letter to the Bush administration.

    Sounds like The Tea Party (you guessed it!), The Doors at their most worldly psychedelic
  2. Hello Beautiful

    Virginia Symphony

    This Whitby band blends punk, rock, and hip hop in a refreshingly unique and engaging way. Soundtrack For Scenario is out now, and keep an ear out for a new album in 2010.

    Sounds like 311, Billy Talent
  3. Think About Life

    Sweet Sixteen

    You might think about life while listening to this Montréal band, but you'll probably be too distracted having a good time.

    Sounds like SLAVE to the SQUAREwave, The Sounds crossed with a light-hearted MGMT
  4. The Rural Alberta Advantage

    Don't Haunt This Place

    Recently signed to Bright Eyes frontman Conor Oberst's record label, Saddle Creek ... catchy Toronto by way of Alberta indie rock ... incredible harmonies!

    Sounds like Ra Ra Riot, Death Cab For Cutie, Hayden
  5. Najuah

    I Don't Wanna Love U

    Toronto six-piece fronted by two sisters. Diverse influences, a rock & roll attitude, and some good grooves give them very broad appeal.

    Sounds like No Doubt stripped of their ska, some time before Gwen went bananas.