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Josh Madden blowing up Boston
Josh Madden is busy kicking the beats to Bostonians tonight – but before the party, tune in to idobi Radio tonight and party like there’s no tomorrow.
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Josh Madden is busy kicking the beats to Bostonians tonight – but before the party, tune in to idobi Radio tonight and party like there’s no tomorrow.
Go Radio will head out on The #GoToHell Tour with support from Paradise Fears and Stages & Stereos in November.
Balance and Composure have released a music video for the song “Quake” off their 2011 release Separation. Directed by Dan Centrone, the video was shot in the cornfields of Bucks County, PA where the band’s five members prepare for a burial with spliced shots of the them performing.
Hosted by idobi editor Eleanor Grace, The Retrospect is your trip back in time to before your favourite band broke up or released that mediocre fourth album. Tune in tonight at 7pm ET for the premiere and celebrate the best of the early 2000’s and late 90’s with classics from bands like Taking Back Sunday, Brand New, Thursday, Jimmy Eat World, The Used, and more. Only on idobi Radio.
Full of anger and personal regrets, Handguns use their debut full-length to get everything off their chests. With creative punk thrills and pop punk driven chord progressions, Angst is sure to make pop punk fans everywhere happy.
The new idobi Radio app is now available for your iPhone, iPod, and iPad! We’ve updated the app for iOS6 as well as taking care of the issue that was causing the app to crash when streaming on a mobile connection. Check out the full list of updates by clicking “read more”!
Lyor Cohen, the chief executive of Warner Music Group Corp.’s recorded music division, is resigning at the end of September.
The xx’s second album Coexist feels a bit like floating aimlessly through space with no propulsion of energy in any particular direction. While some of the songs manage to maintain a simmering sensuality with Romy Madley Croft’s sweet voice delivering honest lyrics and enough repetition to elicit the feelings through heartfelt laments, most of the songs seem to remain unadorned and flat or build up to only thin air and the feeling that you’ve just barely missed out on the point.
We’re getting in touch with Troublemaker again when he calls into this week’s First Person. He and Josh hang out while playing songs from Ace Hood, Smylez, and Lil Durk.
The American Scene’s seamless blend of honest, heartfelt lyrics and expressive vocals with slick, refined musicianship makes Safe For Now one of the most solid releases of the summer.
