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Do Cute Kids Like Radiohead “Paranoid Android”?

Dolphins died of heroin OD after rave at zoo, report says

About a year ago, dolphins Shadow and Chelmers died agonizing deaths in Connyland, Switzerland, after the zoo allowed a rave (attended by thousands) to be held near their training pool. For animals with sonar hearing, a possibly dubstep-heavy event was already considered a strain.

(Source: MSN)

Alan McGee: Embarking on Making My First Movie ‘Kubricks’ and My Possible Return to the Music Industry

Escalier 39, McGee’s new film company with Dean Cavanagh, makes its first real-life movie next month ‘Kubricks’ which will be shot in the grounds of his gaff in Wales. Click here to read more

Chromatics - Back From The Grave

Chromatics fifth single from “Kill For Love”

Divine - You Think You’re A Man (extended video edit)

In the 1980s, Divine (born Harris Glenn Milstead, 1945-1988) released several dance music records which were club hits in the USA, Europe and Australia.
This Pete Waterman produced song “You Think You’re A Man” was Divine’s most successful U.K. hit, reaching #16. The song was also a Top 10 hit in Australia, reaching #8.

John Maus - Believer

Propagandhi - Pigs Will Pay

First Listen: Spiritualized, ‘Sweet Heart Sweet Light’
You can listen to the new Spiritualized album ‘Sweet Heart Sweet Light’ on NPR before its release on April 17th. My favorite tracks so far are “Hey Jane” and “I Am What I Am”. Click here for more info and to listen to the tracks.

First Listen: Spiritualized, ‘Sweet Heart Sweet Light’

You can listen to the new Spiritualized album ‘Sweet Heart Sweet Light’ on NPR before its release on April 17th. My favorite tracks so far are “Hey Jane” and “I Am What I Am”. Click here for more info and to listen to the tracks.

“Imperial Attack” from Star Wars performed by The Electric Moog Orchestra, 1977

How indie labels changed the world. Run by mavericks with little or no business sense, independent record labels turned the music industry on its head in the 80s. And their sound and aesthetic remains a huge influence to this day. To read more click here.

How indie labels changed the world. Run by mavericks with little or no business sense, independent record labels turned the music industry on its head in the 80s. And their sound and aesthetic remains a huge influence to this day. To read more click here.