While you prepare for turkey day, we’re giving you some songs to get you in the mood for food.
What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Featuring new tracks from Knuckle Puck, The 1975, New Politics, and more.
What better way to kick off a weekend than with new music? Featuring new tracks from Pink, Hoodie Allen, Sleep On It, and more.
This week: Still Star-Crossed, American Gods, House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black, Daytime Divas
It’s Tillie time. We fell in love with the alternative pop songstress’ sound when she swung by the idobi studios to perform some of her tracks—but can you blame us?
It’s Tillie time. We fell in love with the alternative pop songstress’ sound when she swung by the idobi studios to perform some of her tracks—but can you blame us?
Paramore recently played on Conan O Brien the other night. I thought it was great, they played “Still Into You.” The song is their 2nd single off their latest album, and has a funk element to it. Some people have been saying that the way Hayley sang it seemed weird but I didn’t really think so. I think she matched the song, even enhanced it. It’s kind of like Gwen Stefani-esque sound to it during the verses. One thing is for sure, they had plenty of energy on stage and it will be interesting and cool to see them do… Read more »
I’m about to make a fairly simple comparison seem unnecessarily complex, but the situation demands it. So here it goes: Paramore are the new No Doubt. To do this to any other way would be lazy, not to mention a tad bit insulting. But in this case, there is one glaring similarity between both bands: the dynamic, iconic frontwoman who also doubles as the media focal point. In essence, Hayley Williams and Gwen Stefani are covered the same and contextualized the same. Yes, they’re both pretty girls with dye jobs who are showing the guys how it’s done and are… Read more »
For “Good Girls Go Bad,” the first single from Cobra Starship’s forthcoming third album, the band did something familiar: immersed themselves in pop culture. The group known for turning “Snakes on a Plane” from a punchline into a radio hit landed guest vocals from the ultimate good girl with a bad streak – Gossip Girl’s Leighton Meester, who plays Blair Waldorf, the show’s bitchy queen bee with a loyal heart. And that’s not all – Starship also recruited newbie American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi, who co-wrote Kelly Clarkson’s “I Do Not Hook Up,” and turned to Gwen Stefani for inspiration.… Read more »
In between bites of a Cobb salad at New York’s Tribeca Grand Hotel, Gwen Stefani is explaining why No Doubt is going on tour for the first time in five years without a new album to promote. “Honestly, it’s procrastination,” she says with a sigh. “My plan was to get pregnant and write a record, but instead of writing, I just ate all the time.” Stefani laughs as she pops a tomato in her mouth. “Writing is always really hard for me – I hate it and hate it and then I do it, and I’m happy it’s done,” she… Read more »
