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Echosmith cover Arcade Fire’s “Reflektor” for Rdio
Echosmith has recorded a cover of “Reflektor” by Arcade Fire for Rdio’s 2013 Cover Series.
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Echosmith has recorded a cover of “Reflektor” by Arcade Fire for Rdio’s 2013 Cover Series.
Pittsburgh’s The Spacepimps wear their early 2000’s pop punk influences on their sleeve, so it seems only fitting that their latest offering is an acoustic cover of The Ataris’ classic “So Long Astoria.”
A Loss For Words have launched a YouTube cover contest in which fans can upload videos of themselves covering their favorite AL4W tracks for a chance to perform onstage with the band.
Crystalyne have posted an acoustic cover of “Ain’t It Fun,” the latest single from Paramore’s self-titled album. Click “read more” to check it out!
You’ve got the look and you’ve got the talent—now all you need is that big break. Although L.A. Reid could come walking through your door any moment now (fingers crossed), having a more, umm, practical plan to seeing your name in lights isn’t the worst idea in the world. A plan along the lines of, say, Project Aloft Star?
You can check out the artwork for Fall Out Boy’s new record Save Rock and Roll by clicking “Read More.”
For most artists, it may be challenging to recreate their favorite songs, but Young Statues have released a solid cover record that reflects their own originality and maintains the integrity of the artists that inspire them the most.
Otenki has released a cover of the Bruno Mars track, “It Will Rain.” Listen to the song by clicking ‘read more.’
Relient K will re-release Is For Karaoke as a full length on October 2. Previously released as a 7-track EP in June, the re-release will feature an additional 7 songs originally performed by everyone from Third Eye Blind to Toto.
Hollywood trade newspaper Variety has lost in its attempt to pursue a trademark claim in Delaware against the punk band The Vandals.
The case will now move to a California federal court, since Vandals bassist and lawyer Joe Escalante, who is representing the band in the lawsuit, is based in Los Angeles.
