Michael Fitzpatrick of Fitz & The Tantrums in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The 2013 South By Southwest Music and Media Conference and Festival is shaping up to be a big event with Dave Grohl's keynote address and the debut of Green Day's debut at the Austin festival. Before the music kicks off next week, familiarize yourself with some of the other artists playing SXSW, from Fitz & the Tantrums to Free Energy.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click HereIn case you've succeeded in getting "Call Me Maybe" out of your head, here's a way of putting it right back in: a new mash-up of Carly Rae Jepsen's smash and – of all things – Nine Inch Nails' "Head Like a Hole." Aptly dubbed "Call Me a Hole," the song was compiled by a producer who goes by pomDeter, and was inspired by a Reddit user who had the two cuts swirling around in his head (under the working title "really bad Friday night"). You can take a listen to the cut above, and download it here when you're inevitably swooped up in all its sugary, angsty alt-rock goodness.
In case you've succeeded in getting "Call Me Maybe" out of your head, here's a way of putting it right back in: a new mash-up of Carly Rae Jepsen's smash and – of all things – Nine Inch Nails' "Head Like a Hole." Aptly dubbed "Call Me a Hole," the song was compiled by a producer who goes by pomDeter, and was inspired by a Reddit user who had the two cuts swirling around in his head (under the working title "really bad Friday night"). You can take a listen to the cut above, and download it here when you're inevitably swooped up in all its sugary, angsty alt-rock goodness.
Iggy and the Stooges perform in London, England.Iggy and the Stooges have released "Burn," the first single from their upcoming record, Ready to Die – a grinding, thumping punk cut that finds Iggy Pop delivering a hypnotic bellow over wire-cutter guitar riffs.
Out April 30th on Fat Possum, Ready to Die is being pegged as the band's follow-up to 1973's seminal Raw Power (though the Stooges released The Weirdness in 2007). The album will feature original members Pop, guitarist James Williamson and drummer Scott Asheton, with Mike Watt taking over bass for Ron Asheton, who passed away in 2009.
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The band is set to preview a handful of Ready to Die cuts at the House of Vans Showcase at Mohawk during SXSW on March 13th, after which they'll head overseas for a handful of shows before returning stateside later in the summer.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here Iggy and the Stooges perform in London, England.Iggy and the Stooges have released "Burn," the first single from their upcoming record, Ready to Die – a grinding, thumping punk cut that finds Iggy Pop delivering a hypnotic bellow over wire-cutter guitar riffs.
Out April 30th on Fat Possum, Ready to Die is being pegged as the band's follow-up to 1973's seminal Raw Power (though the Stooges released The Weirdness in 2007). The album will feature original members Pop, guitarist James Williamson and drummer Scott Asheton, with Mike Watt taking over bass for Ron Asheton, who passed away in 2009.
100 Greatest Singers: Iggy Pop
The band is set to preview a handful of Ready to Die cuts at the House of Vans Showcase at Mohawk during SXSW on March 13th, after which they'll head overseas for a handful of shows before returning stateside later in the summer.
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The Strokes, 'One Way Trigger'This time, it's for real: the Strokes are officially back and have released a new track on their Soundcloud. "One Way Trigger" starts as a busy, synth-driven cut that features some unexpected falsetto from frontman Julian Casablancas. Then, as the song approaches the minute mark, the guitar jangles kick in and Casablancas briefly dips into his expected lower, sultry register. The band doesn't forget about their famous guitar sound, either, busting out an ax solo midway.
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"One Way Trigger" is the band's first song off the long-awaited follow-up to 2011's Angles. Bassist Nikolai Fraiture told Rolling Stone in June 2011 that the band was already working on a follow-up, but the Strokes' management told Pitchfork last summer that they weren't working on the new record. Still, a Seattle radio station claimed they already had the album's first single, "All the Time," earlier this month, and now new music has officially emerged from the band themselves. Hear it below.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here The Strokes, 'One Way Trigger'This time, it's for real: the Strokes are officially back and have released a new track on their Soundcloud. "One Way Trigger" starts as a busy, synth-driven cut that features some unexpected falsetto from frontman Julian Casablancas. Then, as the song approaches the minute mark, the guitar jangles kick in and Casablancas briefly dips into his expected lower, sultry register. The band doesn't forget about their famous guitar sound, either, busting out an ax solo midway.
100 Best Albums of the 2000s: The Strokes, Is This It
"One Way Trigger" is the band's first song off the long-awaited follow-up to 2011's Angles. Bassist Nikolai Fraiture told Rolling Stone in June 2011 that the band was already working on a follow-up, but the Strokes' management told Pitchfork last summer that they weren't working on the new record. Still, a Seattle radio station claimed they already had the album's first single, "All the Time," earlier this month, and now new music has officially emerged from the band themselves. Hear it below.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click HereAfter two years of watching live music while touring the world in support of her debut hit Lights, Ellie Goulding put together a very diverse playlist of songs she listened to constantly while making her new Halcyon album. The list of artists starts with the B's, as she puts it. "It's all the people beginning with B – Burial, Bjork, Bon Iver," she tells us. "Definitely Bjork is someone that I always have an affinity with, and not just the music, but her career and just the way she is. Burial's always been a huge influence on me." She saw Bon Iver at the Hammersmith Apollo, and the National is another band she discovered while at a festival in Ireland. Unable to keep the list to just a few artists, she graciously emailed Rolling Stone the wide range of songs that shaped Halcyon.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click HereAfter two years of watching live music while touring the world in support of her debut hit Lights, Ellie Goulding put together a very diverse playlist of songs she listened to constantly while making her new Halcyon album. The list of artists starts with the B's, as she puts it. "It's all the people beginning with B – Burial, Bjork, Bon Iver," she tells us. "Definitely Bjork is someone that I always have an affinity with, and not just the music, but her career and just the way she is. Burial's always been a huge influence on me." She saw Bon Iver at the Hammersmith Apollo, and the National is another band she discovered while at a festival in Ireland. Unable to keep the list to just a few artists, she graciously emailed Rolling Stone the wide range of songs that shaped Halcyon.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here
Bob Dylan performs during the 17th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards held in Los Angeles, California on January 12th, 2012.A new song from Bob Dylan's forthcoming album Tempest appeared last night on the Cinemax drama Strike Back. "Scarlet Town," a haunted, acoustic-driven number supported by strains of David Hidalgo's violin, came on as the end credits rolled on the show's season premiere. Another track from the record, "Early Roman Kings," had its debut earlier this month on the trailer for Strike Back's second season.
Dylan's 35th studio album, which he described to Rolling Stone as one where "anything goes and you just gotta believe it will make sense," is due out September 11th on Columbia Records.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click Here Bob Dylan performs during the 17th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards held in Los Angeles, California on January 12th, 2012.A new song from Bob Dylan's forthcoming album Tempest appeared last night on the Cinemax drama Strike Back. "Scarlet Town," a haunted, acoustic-driven number supported by strains of David Hidalgo's violin, came on as the end credits rolled on the show's season premiere. Another track from the record, "Early Roman Kings," had its debut earlier this month on the trailer for Strike Back's second season.
Dylan's 35th studio album, which he described to Rolling Stone as one where "anything goes and you just gotta believe it will make sense," is due out September 11th on Columbia Records.
To read the new issue of Rolling Stone online, plus the entire RS archive: Click HereJustin Bieber Teams Up with Far East Movement for 'Live My Life.' Ray Mickshaw/FOX/Kevin Winter/Getty Images By Rolling Stone February 23, 2012 5:15 PM ET Far East Movement teamed up with teen pop superstar Justin Bieber for "Live My Life," the first single from Dirty Bass, a new album due out this spring. The track, produced by Lady Gaga collaborator RedOne, is a huge pop banger that builds on the high energy of the group's previous smashes "Like A G6" and "Rocketeer." "We're thrilled to have Justin be a part of Dirty Bass," says rapper Kev Nish. "Far East Movement has always focused on unexpected collaborations and mashing up musical genres which keeps making music exciting. 'Live My Life' is a song we think both Far East Movement and Bieber fans will enjoy together."
You can listen to "Life My Life" below.
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