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By: Chris Deville
Pavements, director Alex Ross Perry’s high-concept biopic/documentary/experimental art film about indie rock legends Pavement, made the festival rounds this fall, and it’s getting a proper theatrical release in the spring. That release will be accompanied by a movie soundtrack including the first new Pavement song in a quarter century.
She revealed the lore during the 'Carpool Karaoke' Christmas special.
Nashville-based indie hip-hop mainstay R.A.P. Ferreira has been embroiled in a nasty legal battle over custody of his daughter. On July 4, the rapper and producer’s ex-partner Chloe Stingley (aka Mekah) created a fundraising page to pay for legal fees; on that page, she accused Ferreira of child abuse and sexual assault. Ferreira responded three days later, denying the allegations and reporting that Tennessee courts had approved an emergency order removing the child from Stingley’s care and placing her in Ferreira’s custody. The situation continues to be messy, and now Ferreira has recorded an album about it.
By: Chris Deville
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By: Chris Deville
Two months ago Chrissie Hynde caused a stir by posting a list of rules for concertgoers at Pretenders shows. In a message shared on her social media accounts, Hynde specified that although she appreciates fans who buy tickets for multiple stops on the same tour, the goal is to play for a different audience every night, so fans who pop up in the front row multiple times may be asked to move to make room for “local faces.”
By: Chris Deville
Stuart Price, the English electronic producer of Zoot Woman and Les Rythmes Digitales fame, has worked with countless noteworthy music figures, but the feather in his cap is probably Confessions On A Dance Floor, the 2005 Madonna album that yielded the classic “Hung Up” and stands as one of the finest albums of her career. He’s been back in Madonna’s orbit lately, serving as musical director for her Celebration Tour, and now they’re back in the studio looking to conjure some of that magic from two decades ago.
In one of the more significant accidental discoveries in recent memory, a former police officer going “treasure hunting” in his friend's newly
Back in June, art-damaged hip-hop treasure and voracious music fan Danny Brown hopped onstage with IDLES at the UK's storied Glastonbury festival to drop a rap verse into their song “POP POP POP.” At the time, Brown told the band's Joe Talbot, “This is a dream come fucking true, thank you.” Now the collaboration has been preserved in recorded form. They missed the opportunity to call the remix “RAP RAP RAP,” though. Hear it below.
By: Chris DeVille
Ahead of the official nominations, today the Academy Awards have announced their shortlists in 10 categories, including the two big music awards, Best Original Song and Best Original Score.
Don’t forget about EPs! We certainly haven’t. Although our resident EP czar James Rettig ended his historic tenure at Stereogum this year, the annual list of excellent EPs he once spearheaded persists.
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