Joey DeGroot

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  • Chvrches Share Animated Sci-Fi Music Video For "Under The Tide" [WATCH]

    Scottish synthpop trio Chvrches have shared the music video for their latest single “Under The Tide,” which you can check out below. The Sing J. Lee-directed video uses animation and psychedelic visuals to tell some sort of sci-fi story while synth-player Martin Doherty sings along the track. The band’s other two members, Lauren Mayberry and Iain Cook, show up as well towards the video’s end.

  • Cam'ron Shares New Single 'Touch the Sky' Featuring Wiz Khalifa, Smoke DZA [LISTEN]

    Harlem rapper Cam'ron has shared a new track from his upcoming "1st of the Month Vol. 5" EP titled "Touch the Sky," which features guest verses from Wiz Khalifa and Smoke DZA. AraabMuzik delivers the track's sunny — yet vaguely sinister — guitar-based beat, complete with a vocal hook that is probably going to get stuck in your head all day.

  • Iggy Azalea Shares New Track 'Iggy SZN' from 'Reclassified' [LISTEN]

    On Nov. 21, Iggy Azalea will be re-releasing her debut album "The New Classic" under the name "Reclassified," which will include six new songs with guest spots including Jennifer Hudson and Ellie Goulding. Today, Iggy shared one of the album’s new tracks, “Iggy SZN,” which will be available for download when the album goes up for pre-order tomorrow, Oct. 24.

  • Panda Bear Releases New EP 'Mr. Noah,' Announces New Album 'Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper,' Shares Music Video [WATCH]

    This is a pretty exciting morning for fans of Animal Collective and Panda Bear. The 36-year-old psych-pop musician, whose real name is Noah Lennox, has shared a new four-song EP called "Mr. Noah," which is currently available on iTunes. In addition to this new EP, he has also released a music video for the EP's title track, which will also be included on his upcoming album "Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper," the cover of which is above.

  • Juicy J Shares Two New Songs: 'All I Need' and 'Trash' [LISTEN]

    This morning, Oct. 23, rapper Juicy J took to his Twitter account to share two new songs — "All I Need" featuring K Camp and "Trash" — which you can check out below. It is not clear if these songs will be included on Juicy's upcoming studio album "Pure THC: The Hustle Continues," though "All I Need" likely will not be, as he told "Rap-Up" earlier this year the album will not have many guest rappers.

  • Sara Evans Announces Christmas Album 'At Christmas'

    Country singer Sara Evans has announced the release of her first Christmas album "At Christmas." According to "The Boot," the album will consist of 10 of Evans's favorite Christmas carols, including standards such as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "Winter Wonderland." Also included will be a version of "The 12 Days of Christmas" sung with Evans's daughters Sylvia, 12, and Audrey, 10.

  • Spoon Announce New US Tour Dates, Including Appearance on 'The Daily Show' [FULL SCHEDULE]

    Though Austin, Texas, indie rock heroes Spoon already toured the United States this past summer in support of their new album "They Want My Soul," today they announced that they'll be returning to the States in December for a new string of tour dates. Following their month-long stint around Europe, "Consequence of Sound" reported that Spoon will kick off their U.S. tour dates Dec. 7 in Boulder, Colorado, and finish New Year's Eve in Dallas. In February, the tour will resume briefly for a three-date stint in Australia. In addition to these newly announced tour dates, Spoon will also be appearing on "The Daily Show" Thursday, Oct. 30.

  • Kenny G Visits Hong Kong Protests, Angers Chinese Government

    Smooth jazz superstar Kenny G has come under fire by the Chinese government for his involvement in Hong Kong’s ongoing Occupy Central pro-democracy movement. As reported by the "South China Morning Post," the 56-year-old saxophonist made an appearance at the city’s main protest site, posing for photos with fans and sending out a tweet wishing for a peaceful resolution to the protests, which upset the Chinese government.

  • Devo to Release Lost Live Album 'Miracle Witness Hour,' Share Live Version of 'Uncontrollable Urge'

    Legendary post-punk band Devo has announced the release of a new live album, "Miracle Witness Hour," which was recorded in Cleveland all the way back in 1977 prior to the release of the band's debut album "Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!" The album is set for release Dec. 1 and will include liner notes written by founding member Gerald Casale. You can also listen to a live version of "Uncontrollable Urge."

  • Tyga Doesn't Get Along with Drake and Nicki Minaj, Calls Them 'Fake'

    In a recent interview with "Vibe," California rapper Tyga dished on some tension within his label Young Money Entertainment, even going so far as to say that his problems with the label are personal. Elaborating on some tweets he sent out a few weeks ago about being held "hostage" by Young Money, Tyga revealed that he dislikes some of his labelmates, specifically calling out its two biggest stars and calling them fake. "I don't really get along with Drake," he revealed. "I don't really get along with Nicki [Minaj]."
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