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Halsey is proving that she is a musical chameleon ahead of her new album's release. -
PJ Harvey, Political Activist? ‘The Hope Six Demolition Project’ Reviewed
"The Hope Six Demolition Project" leaves one asking if English rocker PJ Harvey has turned into a political activist. The album was recorded in public sessions as part of a living art exhibit in London and was inspired by her travels to Kosovo, Afghanistan and Washington, D.C. alongside filmmaker Seamus Murphy. -
PJ Harvey Shares New ‘The Hope Six Demolition Project Track,’ “The Orange Monkey” [LISTEN]
PJ Harvey is readying the release of her new album, The Hope Six Demolition Project, which is due out April 15. So far, the "Rid Of Me" singer has shared a few singles from the forthcoming release: "The Wheel," "The Community of Hope," and now "The Orange Monkey." -
PJ Harvey Goes to Kosovo in Seamus Murphy-Directed Video for ‘The Wheel’ [WATCH]
PJ Harvey has shared a video for the "The Wheel," the lead single from her forthcoming album, 'The Hope Six Demolition Project.' The Seamus Murphy-directed clip features footage the collaborators shot in Kosovo between 2011 and 2015 in the midst of the European refugee crisis. -
PJ Harvey Shares “The Wheel” From New Album ‘The Hope Six Demolition Project’ [LISTEN]
PJ Harvey has shared the first single off her ninth full-length studio album, 'The Hope Six Demolition Project,' which is due out April 15th via Island Records. The new song is titled "The Wheel" and you can stream the full song as well as a radio edit of it here. -
PJ Harvey Debuts 10 New Songs & Poetry at Royal Festival Hall in London
It's been four years since PJ Harvey released 'Let England Shake,' and thanks to a multi-media presentation at Royal Festival Hall in London, we're finally getting our first taste of new music from her with 10 brand new songs performed on the night. -
PJ Harvey Begins Live Recording Sessions With "Near The Memorials To Vietnam And Lincoln"
P.J. Harvey began her grand "live album" experiment in London on Friday. The first song, "Near the Memorials to Vietnam and Lincoln," seemed to go well, with hundreds of onlookers getting cycled in and out of Somerset House. -
PJ Harvey's Public Album Recording Sessions Are Definitely a 'Lottery,' According to Collaborator
Friday, PJ Harvey made international headlines when she announced her new album will be recorded in front of a live audience at London's Somerset House. Members of the public will be able to watch the sessions in 45-minute windows. -
PJ Harvey's Next Album to Be Recorded at London Art Exhibition
Just as the Foo Fighters did with the HBO documentary series on the cross-country recording of their latest album "Sonic Highways," British singer-songwriter PJ Harvey plans on exposing the recording process of her next album to the public. But instead of filming her studio sessions like the Foos did, Harvey and her crew of musicians, engineers and producers will be recording the album in a custom-built studio inside London's Somerset House, which will be open to the public for viewing as part of an art exhibition titled "Recording in Progress," starting Jan. 16.According to the Somerset House website, the studio is designed "in the form of an enclosed box ... displaying PJ Harvey, her band, producers, and engineers as a mutating, multi-dimensional sound sculpture." Each studio session will take place 45 minutes at a time from behind one-way, sound-proofed glass — so Harvey will not be able to see you waving at her — and according to Harvey's Facebook page, the sessions could involve "anything from laying down a bass drum track, to discussions, to improvisations, through to full performances of new songs."The exhibition was conceived by Harvey and commissioned by Artangel.Tickets are on sale now for 15 pounds — about $23 — which you can purchase by clicking here. -
PJ Harvey Releasing Poetry Book 'The Hollow of the Hand'
PJ Harvey is giving fans a new way to peer inside her soul. The "Down By The Water" singer will be releasing a poetry book, "The Hollow of the Hand," on Oct. 20, 2015. -
M.I.A. Signs New Publishing Deal With BMG
The label announced the transaction on Friday, and simply stated that the deal will cover "future compositions" from the "Paper Planes" artist, who flipped off an international audience at the Super Bowl in 2012. -
5 Bands John Peel Was into Way Before You Were: Roxy Music, The Smiths, The White Stripes and More
Today marks the tenth anniversary of the death of John Peel, the most influential DJ in the history of British radio and possibly even the world (it's arguable). Most affiliate a good disc jockey with a listenable voice but the best are those who become tastemakers for their community/listening base. They didn't make the music but they make sure that you hear it. John Peel was influential in launching many a band to stardom, such as Pink Floyd, but the five listed below could not have gotten by without a push from Peel far before their names went up in lights.
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