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Fre$hie . Our new ink, rep ya’ roots. courtesy of Flats Tattoo’s, Groton, CT
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Fre$hie . Our new ink, rep ya’ roots. courtesy of Flats Tattoo’s, Groton, CT
Nearly two weeks after the release of its most recent EP, Go Radio has its hands full traveling the country on the TourSick tour. Recently idobi caught up with frontman Jason Lancaster to discuss the new album, its significance as the band’s first release under Fearless Records as well as the band’s upcoming plans.
idobi Radio Series Finale. So long, and thanks for all the sushi. Catch the all new Man Of The Hour on Virgin Radio 96 Montreal.
Apple may be working on an iPhone designed for Verizon Wireless, according to The Wall Street Journal. Currently AT&T is the only U.S. phone company that carries the iPhone.
A clerk at a Christian bookstore in Simi Valley was arrested on suspicion of peeping after police found a video camera hidden in a bathroom at the store, authorities said.
The Republican National Committee is seeking repayment of $1,946 spent by a party donor and vendor at a sex-themed Hollywood club that features topless dancers and bondage outfits.
Green Day has already begun work on its followup to 2009’s 21st Century Breakdown, frontman Billie Joe Armstrong revealed to Kerrang! magazine.
Fans of seminal indie bands Broken Social Scene and Metric will elect a winner of the $100,000 Pepsi Refresh Challenge at SXSW this week.
Tune in Thursday night for big news about Man Of The Hour. Patrick Langlois is currently working at MusiquePlus interviewing bands. Check it out at http://www.musiqueplus.com/. Sébastien Lefebvre has a new solo EP titled You Are Here, out on Coalition Entertainment Records Inc. Pick it up on iTunes, or get other cool merch @ http://sebastienlefebvre.ca/. Man Of The Hour airs Thursday night at 8pm EST, with an encore presentation on Saturday at 3pm EST.
The creation of iTunes LP was largely the result of major label pressure on Apple, a series of telling leaks has revealed. Music industry contacts claim that the ‘deluxe’ albums were a necessary part of the same deal that also forced variable song pricing in exchange for an all DRM-free catalog. The RIAA member labels, not Apple, wanted to resuscitate album sales and thought the bundle of special features would achieve the goal.
