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Last month Canadian indie-pop rockers Tokyo Police Club released an arcade game tribute music video for the single "Hot Tonight." This music video featured classic arcade games given a modern twist and some had an adaptation closer to home for the band. One of those is now a playable online game involving a tour van destroying asteroids! -
Eight Songs That Are Genuinely Terrifying (But Still Incredible): The Cure, R.E.M., and more
There’s plenty of dark and depressing music out there (and I listen to a bunch of it), but finding a song that’s dark and terrifying is very rare. Death metal bands may attempt to be scary, but their music ends up being more cartoonishly fun than genuinely frightening. Here are eight great songs that are genuinely frightening. -
WATCH: Sia releases New York themed 'Chandelier' lyric video
Last month, quirky singer/writer Sia not-so-secretly released the best pop song of 2014 with "Chandelier." The party-friendly track that discusses the dark side of the up all night lifestyle is the most Rihanna-y song that Rihanna has yet to record, and that's a good thing. Today (April 8), to follow up the epic swinging ballad, Sia released a fittingly cool lyric video for the track. -
Paul McCartney extends Out There tour into 2014 with American dates [SCHEDULE]
Paul McCartney has announced that he will resume his Out There Tour in 2014 with another leg of American tour dates in support last year's release, New. As Consequence of Sound notes, he plans to perform in cities he's rarely played or has yet to play. His return to New Orleans on June 19 marks his first performance there since 2002, and his June 26 show in Louisville, KY, will be his debut in the city. -
'Frozen' and Pharrell aren't enough: Downloads for albums, songs and most genres are down
In case you weren't aware, music sales are down and have been decreasing for a while. The first quarter report for 2014 from Nielsen doesn't indicate that things are getting any better. Pretty much everything outside of streaming was down. -
Eminem, Rihanna to perform 'The Monster' at MTV Movie Awards before co-headlining tour
The 2014 MTV Movie Awards are about to get a little bit monstrous. Today (April 8), it was announced that Eminem and Rihanna will team up to perform their No. 1 hit "The Monster" this Sunday, April 13, during the broadcast. -
The Black Keys feature sampling and their longest song yet on upcoming album, 'Turn Blue'
The Black Keys' eighth studio album, Turn Blue, is due out May 12. The duo has already dropped their first single, "Fever," and in a recent interview with NME, they revealed that the 11-track effort will feature both their longest song yet and their first foray into sampling. -
B.B. King delivers uncomfortable performance in St. Louis, including rambling 'You Are My Sunshine'
A performance in St. Louis by music legend B.B. King has many wondering if the "King" of the blues still has enough gas in the tank to keep up with his touring lifestyle. The guitarist took the stage Friday night at Peabody's Opera House and gave a show that was heavy on uncomfortable stage banter and many performances that were cut short by the headliner. -
Lily Allen announces first US performances since 2009 in New York City following 'Sheezus' release
Lily Allen is looking to spread the word of "Sheezus" on American soil this spring. Last month, the "Hard Out Here" singer revealed the release date, tracklist and artwork for her third studio album, but today (April 8), it was announced that she will be coming to the U.S. to promote the album. -
Nine Artists Who Re-Recorded Their Own Songs: Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne, and more
Musicians love doing their own interpretations of songs written by other people, but sometimes they make the unusual choice of recording new versions of their own songs. Sometimes this is done to improve on the original, but other times they simply want to take one of their old songs and try it in a different style. Here are nine artists who did just that. -
Damon Albarn says he and Noel Gallagher have discussed making music together 'at least once'
A collaboration between former Britpop rivals Damon Albarn and Noel Gallagher might be a "distinct possibility" in the future. In the most recent issue of NME, Albarn revealed that he and Gallagher have discussed making music together "at least once." -
Lea Michele and Vanessa Hudgens are getting paid to attend Coachella. We didn't get tickets.
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