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As The Last Shadow Puppets gear up to release their second studio album together (and first in nearly 8 years), Miles Kane recently elaborated on why he prefers to be a frontman, citing his "hard-on" for the position as the reason why he chose not to be a member of Arctic Monkeys. -
Josh Homme, Iggy Pop Team Up for New Album 'Post Pop Depression' with Tour, 'Colbert' Plans
Queens of the Stone Age frontman and Eagles of Death Metal drummer, Josh Homme, is strapping up for a new collaborative album alongside shock rocker Iggy Pop titled Post Pop Depression. -
The Last Shadow Puppets Release Video For Infectious New Single 'Bad Habits' [WATCH]
The Last Shadow Puppets, a side project of the Arctic Monkeys' Alex Turner, along with Miles Kane, have unleashed a brand new official music video for their infectious new single "Bad Habits," their first new music together in nearly 8 years. -
The Last Shadow Puppets New Album Done: Alex Turner, Miles Kane Reunite for Album No. 2
While we haven't heard much from the Arctic Monkeys camp for some time, it has been known that the band's frontman Alex Turner has been hard at work with Miles Kane on a brand new album with their side project, The Last Shadow Puppets. Now, the new album's producer has revealed that the album is complete and will be released sometime next year. -
Queens of the Stone Age Hit Los Angeles for a Surprise Concert
When Queens of the Stone Age frontman, Josh Homme, announced on his appearance for Beats 1 that the band had a surprise performance in Los Angeles just 24 hours away, speculation of new music began to rise. -
Apple Music Might Destroy Your iTunes Catalogue; Fix Available
Apple Music is the hot new thing in music streaming, especially if you're hopelessly devoted to products marketed by the computer company or if you really need to stream Taylor Swift's '1989' because you just won't buy it. Unfortunately for many converts to Apple Music, especially those who have preexisting iTunes accounts with the company, a multitude of problems have emerged surrounding the service. -
Ranking Drake Covers, from Lykke Li's 'Hold On, We're Going Home' to Florence +The Machine's 'Take Care' and More
Lykke Li covering Drake's "Hold On We're Going Home" has several media outlets excited today, although the song was first performed by the Swedish alt star during 2014. Naturally there's always a bit of interest when one prominent performer covers another from a different genre, but perhaps the homage to the Toronto emcee has piqued our interest even more because covers of hip-hop singles are rare...due to the mistaken idea that regular old vocalists can't convert raps to their style. Even if that were true, Drake makes for a favorable cover subject thanks to his blending of rhythms and melodies throughout. We gathered five Drake covers from the Arctic Monkeys to Florence + The Machine and more, ranking them accordingly. -
Grammys 2015 Best Rock Performance Nominees, Who Should & Will Win: Jack White & The Black Keys Battle for Blues Glory
Even though rock music may not impact the charts much anymore, there's no denying that the ever-evolving genre is as interesting as ever. Just look at the 2015 Grammys nominations for Best Rock Performance. Offerings from Ryan Adams, Arctic Monkeys, Beck, The Black Keys and Jack White make this category one of the most varied of the year. -
Noel Gallagher Hates Alex Turner of the Arctic Monkeys Now, Too
At this point, we should begin writing headlines when Noel Gallagher declares he does not despise someone. The former Oasis frontman has been full of venom this month, tearing down U2 and James Blunt before turning his attention to Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner Tuesday, Feb. 3. -
One Direction, Arctic Monkeys, Radiohead Managers Team Up To Demand More Control of Secondary Ticket Market
The secondary ticket market has always been an issue for rock bands, but it wasn't until the '90 when a major battle between Pearl Jam and Ticketmaster brought the issue to the national forefront. -
NME Names Best Albums of Decade: Arctic Monkeys and 'AM' Take Top Spot; Jay Z and Kanye West Earn Best Track with "N----s in Paris"
While the rest of us music publications were running around compiling our albums-of-the-year lists, NME was going above the crowd and releasing its albums-of-the-decade list (not to say they didn't do an albums-of-the-year list as well). The Arctic Monkeys took top prize for the last four years with its 2013 release AM. The British publication may have given home field advantage to the Monkeys for albums but its pick for track of the decade thus far went to a very American act singing about another region in Europe: "Niggas in Paris" by Jay Z and Kanye West took that prize. -
John Lennon or Paul McCartney? Metallica, Arctic Monkeys, Fall Out Boy and More Choose in Mini Documentary [WATCH]
On paper, it's a simple question -- John Lennon or Paul McCartney? For "Lennon or McCartney: A Beatles Documentary," Scared Goose Productions compiled answers from actors and musicians and it's actually much more complex. Aaron Bruno of AWOLNATION may have put it best when he said, "Well, that's like saying, 'Who do you like more, your mom or your dad?'" The video is jam-packed with celebrities and members of Metallica, Arctic Monkeys and Fall Out Boy, and they all weigh in on the question.
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