Justice Launch North American Tour
Add dates with CSS
Whether or not Kanye decides to crash their party again and appear on stage saying "Hold up, hold up, this is my crowd. I paid a million dollars for this crowd!", we fully expected Justice to hold it down on their tour of almost-- but not quite-- everywhere in the world.
That tour's North American leg begins tonight, October 5, in Mexico, and, as if their own
crunchy beats weren't enough, they've added a handful of UK dates in
December with notorious party-starters CSS. Not a bad addition to a tour that just keeps going, and going, and going, until December 15.
Lest any one of us forgets just how giving Justice are, there is also the matter of that "D.A.N.C.E." remix EP, which is out now. [MORE...]
RIAA Wins File-Sharing Suit, Woman Fined $222,000
Now they can buy 222,000 Radiohead albums
$9,250 per song. According to the New York Times, that is how much Brainerd, Minnesota's Jammie Thomas will have to shell out for each of the 24 disputed tracks she reportedly shared on the Kazaa network. This is due to a decision made by a federal jury in a Duluth, Minnesota court yesterday, ruling in the favor of lead plaintiff Capitol Records, along with Universal Music Group, Sony BMG, and Warner Music Group.
Thomas is the first person in the United States to be convicted of music sharing copyright infringement in a jury trial, and the decision sets a startling new legal precedent and serves as a major symbolic victory for the RIAA.
Thomas' case is particularly interesting, as she was convicted of having copyrighted material in her Kazaa shared folder, but not necessarily sharing them herself. The Times reports, "Earlier, the judge in the case, Michael J. Davis of Federal District Court, ruled that for jurors to find her liable, the record labels did not have to prove that songs on Ms. Thomas's computer had actually been transmitted to others online. Rather, the act of making them available could be viewed as infringement."
In the last four years, the labels have brought around 30,000 lawsuits against file sharers, but Thomas is the first to be found guilty in a jury trial. Most opt for a settlement, with an average payout in the $4,000 range. The Times points out that "the verdict is likely to reinforce the notion that computer users who do become targets of lawsuits-- a small fraction of the population using file-swapping networks-- are better off settling." Thomas maintained her innocence throughout the proceedings, claiming she'd never even had a Kazaa account, but evidence was presented that she had replaced her hard drive in order to eradicate the files.
According to the Chicago Tribune,
Thomas shared files by such artists as AFI, Aerosmith, Green Day,
Journey, and Guns n' Roses. Thankfully, now these struggling
entertainers will be able to feed their families.
In other RIAA news, they recently sent a back-to-school present to 22 U.S. universities in the form of 403 "pre-litigation settlement letters," which, with this new decision, just became a lot more serious. Be careful out there, folks.
For more about the RIAA and how it operates, read J.T. Ramsay's 2006 feature "Live at the Witch Trials".
Photos: The Twilight Sad Live on KEXP [Chicago, IL; 10/04/07]
Photos by Sanchez and Kitahara
Watching the members of Glaswegian noise-pop group the Twilight Sad warm up for their live KEXP broadcast yesterday afternoon at Chicago's Engine Studios, one might have thought the band had come from their hometown's school of sensitive, navel-gazing popsters like Belle & Sebastian. Singer James Graham timidly slouched in front of the microphone, drummer Mark Devine crouched unassumingly behind his drum kit-- until they cranked into song number one, they seemed like the shyest guys in the world.
That perception, of course, was shattered about a minute into "Cold Days From the Birdhouse" (the lead-off track from the band's fantastic debut Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters), when Graham unleashed his Scottish brogue on the line "but this is where your arm can't go," as if to prove that this is where they can go. And once they'd gotten there, they really didn't stop over the course of four songs.
Devine had to keep a concrete block in front of his kick drum to keep him from pounding the whole kit into the sound booth (where the songs sound properly mixed; inside the studio, his endless pounding is the only thing anyone can hear). Host John Richards exclaimed, after their second song, that it was the most noise they'd heard all week.
But after a half-hour offering of such Fourteen Autumns tracks as "And She Would Darken the Memory of Youth" and "I'm Taking the Train Home", the fellows' meek demeanors returned. They gave a quiet, polite "thank you" to their host, and began packing up for two more U.S. gigs before heading back across the pond.
(The Twilight Sad with KEXP's John Richards)
Setlist:
Cold Days from the Birdhouse
Watching That Chair
And She Would Darken the Memory of Youth
I'm Taking the Train Home
Hear the full performance HERE.
[MORE...]
Debbie Harry Gets Evil on New Album
Photo by Joe Gaffney
It wouldn't naturally occur to us to think of a new Debbie Harry album as having anything in common with taxes, public transit, and doctor's office waiting rooms. Quite the opposite, actually. But the Blondie frontwoman insists on calling her first solo album in 14 years Necessary Evil, and who are we to contradict her?
Harry's supporting cast on Evil includes Blondie collaborator Chris Stein, the Jazz Passengers' Roy Nathanson and Bill Ware, the Toilet Boys' Guy Furrow, and NYC production duo Super Buddha (aka Barb Morrison and Charles Nieland). Alas, no Lily Allen.
Five Seven Music/ADA will release Necessary Evil on October 9. Harry has a few dates in support of the new album scheduled for this fall. [MORE...]
Pitchfork Seeks Video Editor for NYC Internship
Pitchfork is seeking a fast, efficient video editor/production assistant for an internship in New York. Our ideal candidate is a film major with experience in Final Cut and/or Avid (After Effects a plus) who is available to work two days a week during business hours, for credit if possible. To apply, please send your resume to jobs@pitchforkmedia.com, along with a link to your demo reel. Submission deadline is Tuesday, October 9th at 6:00 p.m. eastern.M.I.A. Does Track With Aussie Kids for Heaps Decent
Front page photo by Kirstie Shanley
Not that we'd ever suggest that M.I.A. was following in Diplo's footsteps, but she is indeed helping her old pal Wes' Heaps Decent project come back with power power. On a recent trip to Australia, M.I.A.-- along with French rapper Yelle, producers Tepr and Grand Marnier, and some young ladies from a school within an Australian youth detention center-- have recorded a track with the likely title of "Popo Mind Control".
Beyond describing the jam as the "HOTTEST CLUB TRACK YOU EVER HEARD," the Heaps Decent MySpace blog explains the sessions like this:
Early last week we got an email from M.I.A.'s management saying that M.I.A. was keen to get involved with us while she was in Australia for the Parklife festival. "Hell yeah!" we excitedly replied, and a few days later we were in the lobby of the Sydney Hilton with Maya and a bunch of Frenchies.
Turns out these Frenchies were pop starlet/gangsta rapper YELLE and her producers and bandmates TEPR and GRAND MARNIER! We were big fans of them too, so we asked them if they wanted to come and help record the greatest song ever. Lucky for us they did.
The next day we hit the road... after an hour or so of driving we reached our destination - an all girls school in a juvenile justice centre where we would spend the next two days making beats and rhymes with the small student population...
Produced by Tepr & Grand Marinier and featuring M.I.A and the girls from the centre this new song we did is CRAZY. I don't even know what it's called. Although M.I.A. screams "popo mind control!!" on the hook so maybe it's called that? How about we say it's a crazy hot new jam with the working title of POPO MIND CONROL?
The plan, it seems, is to "release this jam legit" once hott producer Switch-- whose touch is all over Kala-- is done mixing it. As Diplo mentioned when he told us about the project, all proceeds will go back into the Heaps Decent project.
M.I.A., who's currently in Japan, recently announced she'd pegged the Cool Kids to open much of her North American tour. Those dates after the jump. [MORE...]
Gutter Twins Reveal Debut Album Title
The Gutter Twins, aka the dynamic duo of Greg Dulli and Mark Lanegan, have announced the title of their debut album: Saturnalia.
According to their publicist, "Saturnalia was a feast/festival back in Ancient Roman times where the slaves became the masters. A fitting title for this album."
Oooooh...
As previously reported, the album is due out next year on Sub Pop. In early 2008, the Gutter Twins will play a few shows in the U.S. and abroad to preview the album.
Both men have been keeping busy popping up on other peoples' albums recently, with Lanegan pitching in on the Soulsavers' new album, and Dulli popping up on the debut album from Intramural, the new project from Desaparecidos guitarist / Statistics main man Denver Dalley.
Also, for some reason Dashboard Confessional cover "Crazy" by the Afghan Whigs on their new covers album, which is just weird.
Former Unicorn Drops Clues With New Band
Was it...Mr. Penner, in Montreal, with the guitar?
Alden Penner, the Unicorn member not involved in either Islands nor Th' Corn Gangg, has pooled his magical powers with those of Brendan Reed (formerly of the Arcade Fire and Les Angles Morts) and Bethany Or (Shanghai Triad) to form a new project of his own, Clues.
While the Montreal-based trio plans to release its debut album soon, they will first make their official live debut on Sunday, October 7, as part of the Pop Montreal festival. The gig, presented by Said the Gramophone and the Bleating Heart Shows, also features Elfin Saddle, Casey Dienel, and Horse Feathers as openers for the band at Montreal's Birks Chapel.
The day before, Islands will also play Pop Montreal, one of two scheduled shows for them. [MORE...]
Photos: Patrick Wolf [New York, NY; 10/03/07]
Photos by Kathryn Yu
Patrick Wolf loves to play dress-up, as we know well. So when he donned a Mozart wig last night at New York's Webster Hall, it came as little surprise-- but it was still pretty sweet.
Of course, Mr. Wolf's eccentricities seem to know no bounds, and indeed the wig was possibly not the strangest site of the evening: there was a forest backdrop, a shirt that looks like it's made out of blue draperies, and even a somersault! Wolf's sometimes-girlfriend (and current opening act) Bishi was also on hand to lend her talents to one of the set's songs.
Catch the rest of P-Wolf's odd manners and his remaining tour dates below.
Sigur Ros Push Back Heima DVD, Add Shows
Crack wise about how slowly they always do things if it helps, but turn that frown rightside up anyhow: Sigur Rós have pushed the release of their "stupidly gorgeous" Heima DVD back two weeks to November 20. No reason was given, but as a consolation of sorts, fans in the general vicinity of our nation's capital can check out the recently added theatrical screenings of the film October 6 at Baltimore's Rotunda Cinematheque or the following day at D.C.'s E Street Cinema. (We hear Clarence Clemons likes to hang out there.)
A bunch of other screenings at various cities around the world have also been added, many also including brief acoustic performances by the band themselves.
Sigur Rós themselves will be on hand at the New Yorker festival for brief acoustic performances, a conversation with John Seabrook, and two screenings of Heima October 6 at New York's French Institute on October 6. They'll pull this screening/show trick (sans Seabrook, natch) a couple more times throughout the fall in various locales, but still, if you're stuck in Sheboygan with nothing to watch on November 6, you're just gonna have to settle on Mandroid for the time being.
However, the Hvarf / Heim CD still drops as planned November 5 in the UK from EMI and the day after in the U.S. from their new Stateside imprint, XL. [MORE...]
Sufjan Song Chosen As Franciscan Theme for October
November's Theme: "Shout at the Devil" by Motley Crue
The dozen rules of the Franciscan order are put in place to help guide Franciscans-- a subset of sorts within several Christian churches-- through leading a moral life. (Kind of like the ten commandments.) Franciscans the world over are a tight-knit bunch, ever tighter since the internet provided them with opportunities for large-scale fellowship heretofore impossible.
Each month, the Franciscans participate in something called "Franciscanized World vocation," to which there is a kind of meditative theme song. This month, that song is Sufjan Stevens' "All the Trees of the Field Will Clap Their Hands", from the Seven Swans LP. (Thanks to the Sufjan fan site All Good Naysayers for the tip!)
Of course, Seven Swans lays the Christian imagery on pretty thick, but it's in a generally nondenominational way. According to Sister Mary Carol Kopecky of Manitowoc, Wisconsin's Holy Family Conservatory, "On October 4th the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, patron of ecology, is celebrated throughout the world. Francis could easily have spoken the words, 'And I heard from the trees a great parade.' All nature, even the smallest creature spoke to Francis and he was in awe of all of God's creation. The lyrics read as a litany or stream of consciousness. Reflection on each idea is up to the individual. Each of us, with our varied experiences, will relate differently to the message. The ostinato (repeated) instrumental and later background vocalists are conducive to meditation. Pray Psalms 147, 148 and 150 to praise God for all creation. Yes, you will 'be invited to the sound'." Neat! Can I get a plus one?
Anyhow, if you're feeling the hand of St. Francis on your shoulder or just want a free download of a pretty good old Sufjan cut, you can head here. May the grace and peace of a beloved indie rock singer-songwriter be with you.
In other Sufjan news, he's paused work on his forthcoming Delaware: Hi! We're in...Delaware! (or whatever) to pop up on a couple new discs from Marla Hansen and Chris Schlarb, and an even more docile version of one of his Christmas cuts is on that lullaby comp.
Parlophone NOT Releasing Radiohead Album...For Now
HMV, the ginormous British-based chain of media shops, must take some pleasure in the jumping of the gun. They famously suggested that Chinese Democracy might actually be coming out (on a specific date, no less) by offering preorders for the album through their website, leading an awful lot of people far less pessimistic than I to throw their money into the cosmos.
And, much to the chagrin of Radiohead fans who enjoy touching things (but not too many things), they recently bumped Radiohead's In Rainbows to preorder availability status, suggesting the record was coming out in physical, non-discbox form from the Parlophone imprint on December 3.
It's not.
According to Radiohead's publicity camp, negotiations for the standard release of In Rainbows are still underway, and nothing has been decided yet. Of course, In Rainbows actually is coming out in six days (OMG OMG OMG) for free-99, and you're gonna get that big box in early December should you shell out for it. But for those of you who absolutely cannot wait for the regular-ass in-store version, don't believe everything you read on the subject.
Chinese Democracy! LOL
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- Photos: The Shins [Los Angeles, CA; 10/07/07]
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- Photos: Jose Gonzalez Live on KEXP [Chicago, IL; 10/04/07]
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- Photos: Imperial Teen Live on KEXP [Chicago, IL; 10/04/07]
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- Justice Launch North American Tour
- RIAA Wins File-Sharing Suit, Woman Fined $222,000
- Photos: The Twilight Sad Live on KEXP [Chicago, IL; 10/04/07]
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- Pitchfork Seeks Video Editor for NYC Internship
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- Former Unicorn Drops Clues With New Band
- Photos: Patrick Wolf [New York, NY; 10/03/07]
- Sigur Ros Push Back Heima DVD, Add Shows
- Sufjan Song Chosen As Franciscan Theme for October
- Parlophone NOT Releasing Radiohead Album...For Now
- New Bloc Party Single Due Next Month
- Photos: Beirut Live on KEXP [Chicago, IL; 10/03/07]
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- Photos: !!! / The Field [Austin, TX; 10/02/07]
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- Feist Extends Tour Into 2008
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- Neko Case Readies Trio of Reissues
- Photos: Magnolia Electric Co. / The Watson Twins [Boston, MA; 10/01/07]
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- Radiohead Album Coming Out as Regular CD Too
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- The Battles Prep New LP Under New Name, Giantess
- Bob Mould Issues Friends DVD, Shows It Off on Tour
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- Pumpkins Concert Death Not an Injury
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- Photos: The Brunettes / The Lucksmiths [Chicago, IL; 09/26/07]
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- New Young Pony Club Hit North America on Tour
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- Photos: Midlake / Maria Taylor with Conor Oberst [Los Angeles, CA; 09/25/07]
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- Photos: White Williams Meets Big Boi
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- Photos: Morrissey [San Francisco, CA; 09/23/07]
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- Photos: The New Pornographers / Lavender Diamond [Los Angeles, CA; 09/19/07]
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- A Place to Bury Strangers Hit Vinyl, Play Benefit for Cat
- Morrissey Kicks Off Tour
- Hip-Hop Flick Wild Style Gets 25th Anniversary DVD
- Animal Collective, Okkervil River, Rilo Kiley Rock NPR
- Phosphorescent Flaunts Pride on Big Tour
- Neko Case Guests on New Matt Pond PA LP
- Cave Singers Drop Matador Debut, Tour
- Maritime Tour With Jimmy Eat World
- Shellac Shack Up for December Residency
- School of Language (ex-Field Music) Sign to Thrill Jockey, Memphis Industries
- Pitchfork Seeks Intern in New York City
- The Fiery Furnaces Extend Fall Tour, Again
- Low's Sparhawk, Atmosphere's Slug Share Wisdom
- Photos: Simian Mobile Disco [Chicago, IL; 09/18/07]
- Hot Chip, DFA, Soulwax Remix Gorillaz on D-Sides
- El-P Hits the Road
- Sondre Lerche, Regina Spektor on Dan in Real Life OST
- Enon Reissue Debut, Expand Fall Tour
- Photos: Monolith Festival [Denver, CO; 09/14 - 09/15/07]
- Photos: White Williams Tour Diary Part 1
- New Ryan Adams EP Due in October
- T.V. Eye: September 18-23, 2007
- Photos: Qui [Seattle, WA; 09/15/07]
- DJ Shadow Spins at Cali Record Store for Entire Month
- Sex Pistols Reunite Again
- Modest Mouse Announce More Dates With Man Man
- FCC Holds Media Ownership Hearing, FMC Hosts Party
- Photos: Shudder to Think / A Camp [New York, NY; 09/17/07]
- Man in Skates Climbs NYC Globe Statue, Throws a Bunch of Black Lips Fliers, Eats Orange, Gets Arrested
- Rage's Zack de la Rocha Completes Solo Album
- British Sea Power Issue Krankenhaus? EP, Tour
- Photos: Bjork [Atlanta, GA; 09/17/07]
- Animal Collective Fete Guy Fawkes With "Fireworks" 10"
- Sweden's Club 8 Can't Stop Dreaming on New LP
- Rhino Releases Control Soundtrack, Joy Division Reissues
- Photos: Wolf Parade / Holy Fuck [Los Angeles, CA; 09/13/07]
- Constantines Sign to Arts & Crafts
- Photos: Girl Talk / Dan Deacon / Simian Mobile Disco / White Williams [Boston, MA; 09/14/07]
- Les Savy Fav Extend Fall Tour
- Arcade Fire/LCD Soundsystem Tour Kicks Off Tonight
- Buck 65 Announces Fall Tour Dates
- Photos: Jens Lekman [Norway; 09/14-09/15/07]
- Ghostface, Trail of Dead Play Adult Swim College Tours
- Sea and Cake's Sam Prekop Issues CD/Photo Book
- SMD, Diplo, Switch, Cocteau Twin Do Decibel Festival
- Polyphonic Spree Take the Cult on the Road
- Photos: Animal Collective [Portland, OR; 09/16/07]
- Maximo Park Return to North America in November
- Common and Q-Tip Tour Together
- Bloc Party, Of Montreal, Deerhoof Hit Iceland Airwaves
- Chromeo Collaborating With Hall and Oates!
- The Good Life Uproot for Huge Fall Tour
- Feist Plots Late Fall North American Trek
- Fire Breaks Out at Austin City Limits, Several Injured
- Wzt Hearts Tie Up Loose Threads on Carpark LP, Tour
- Melvins, Big Business Kick Off Tour Together
- Simian Mobile Disco Launch North American Invasion
- Los Campesinos! Cover Black Flag, Heavenly on Single
- Blitzen Trapper Kick Off Fall Tour, Drop EP
- Shudder to Think Reunite!!
- PJ Harvey's White Chalk U.S. Release Bumped Back
- Photos: Aesop Rock, Octopus Project [Chicago, IL; 09/13/07]
- Hot Chip Do Gigs, DJ Dates, Single, Shrigley Benefit
- Film School Hit the Road, Play Dates With Land of Talk
- Slaraffenland Gig Across Continents
- The Cinematic Orchestra Kick Off Fall Tour
- Devastations Beckon With Yes, U, Epic Tour
- Austin City Limits Fest Starts Today
- The Walkmen Announce Fall Dates
- Johnny Cash Pardoned for Picking Flowers!?!
- QOTSA to Appear on Anthony Bourdain Holiday Special
- Scout Niblett Plots Fall Tour
- Ben Bridwell Explains Wal-Mart License, Band of Horses Announce Fall Tour Dates
- Boredoms' Eye, Lindstrom, Tussle on Supersound Comp
- Bobby Byrd, James Brown Sideman, R.I.P.
- CYHSY Guy's Guns N' Roses Tribute Band Returns!
- Photos: Arctic Monkeys / Voxtrot [Chicago, IL; 09/12/07]
- Mos Def, Aesop Rock on DJ Krush DVD Retrospective
- Mobb Deep's Havoc Readies Kushy Solo Debut
- New Porno Fancey Gets Schmancey on Second Album
- James Murphy Talks Arcade Fire, FABRIC36, LCD LP3
- Deerhunter Play Benefit for Georgia Arts Lawyers
- Sightings Drop Andrew W.K.-Produced LP, Tour
- Nick Drake's Fruit Tree Box Reissue Due
- The Cure Announce Rescheduled Dates
- Photos: Interpol and Liars [Boston, MA; 09/12/07]
- M.I.A. Extends Fall Tour
- The National Cover Springsteen on New Single
- Hold Steady's Finn Goes Back to School, Fishes on TV
- Too Pure Launches 7" Club With Electrelane's Susman
- Bert Jansch Guests on New Babyshambles Disc
- Animal Collective to Make National TV Debut October 5
- Pornos, Spoon, Animal Collective on Sonic Boom Comp
- Dan Deacon's Skull Returns in Time for Girl Talk Tour!
- The White Stripes Cancel Remaining Tour Dates
- Mastodon's Brent Hinds in Hospital After VMAs Injury
- Kaiser Chiefs Cancel Shows to Work on New Album
- GZA's Liquid Swords Show With Jamie Lidell Canceled
- New Pornographers Issue YouTube Challenge
- Led Zeppelin Reform With Bonham's Son for Benefit
- Jens Lekman Reveals Bonus EP Details
- Battles Meet the Field, Four Tet, Joell Ortiz(!) on New EP
- White Stripes Cancel Tour Due to Meg's Anxiety
- Final Fantasy Hits the Road
- LCD Soundsystem's Deluxe 45:33 CD/LP Details Emerge
- Sebadoh Do Bubble and Scrape for Don't Look Back
- Shout Out Louds Give You an Ill Bonus Disc
- White Stripes Nix Austin Gigs, Send "Love" Stateside
- Bonde do Role Launch Fall Tour
- Mew Drop iTunes EP
- Miles Davis Colleague Joe Zawinul Dies
- Photos: Devendra Banhart [Santa Cruz, CA; 09/06/07]
- The Mountain Goats Add Another Round of Dates
- Qui Kick Off Expanded Fall Tour
- The Robot Ate Me: "It's Over"
- ESG Say Goodbye
- Photos: A Place to Bury Strangers [New York, NY; 09/09/07]
- T.V. Eye: September 10-16, 2007
- Hold Steady, Superchunk, Wrens Guys Do FMC Summit
- The Narrator Kick Off Tour
- Photos: Musicfest NW [Portland, OR; 09/06-09/09/07]
- Sound Team Call It Quits
- Neil Young Announces Fall Tour, Chrome Tracklist
- Roisin Murphy Shares LP Details, Single, Tour Dates
- Interpol and Liars Kick Off Joint Tour
- New Iron and Wine LP Gets Bonus Disc
- Photos: Hideout Block Party [Chicago, IL; 09/07/07-09/08/07]
- Photos: The Flaming Lips / Black Moth Super Rainbow [Chicago, IL; 09/07/07]
- The Stills Sign to Arts & Crafts
- Photos: Rilo Kiley [Seattle, WA; 09/08/07]
- Dan Deacon's Green Skull Stolen!
- The Gossip/Long Blondes U.S. Tour Canceled