Beck is currently streaming two new tracks from his forthcoming Danger Mouse-produced album 'Modern Guilt' online.
In addition to 'Chemtrails', which was released previously, 'Gamma Ray' and 'Orphans' are also streaming from Beck's MySpace page and iLike.
Beck has also launched a new website for the album, which is due out in the US July 8. Presales of 'Modern Guilt' via iTunes come with an instant download of 'Chemtrails', a video for 'Gamma Ray', and access to preferred seating concert tickets via Ticketmaster.
--By our Los Angeles staff.
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Friday 27 June 2008
Tuesday 24 June 2008
Jennifer Aniston - Aniston Mayer Jet Off To Mexico
JENNIFER ANISTON and boyfriend JOHN MAYER have taken their romance to a new level by jetting off to Mexico for a break.
The hot couple is enjoying a little downtime at Girls Gone Wild boss Joe Francis' home in Punta Mita, Mexico, according to reports.
Aniston has become a regular at the retreat - the former Friends star previously visited Francis' beachfront home with ex-boyfriend Vince Vaughn and pal Orlando Bloom.
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Sunday 22 June 2008
Martha Wainwright - Wainwright Drugs In Music Is Normal
Canadian singer MARTHA WAINWRIGHT has defended the use of drugs in the music industry, insisting it is normal for musicians to experiment with illegal substances.
The star, sister of singer Rufus Wainwright, admits she has dabbled with drugs in the past, and credits them with "expanding" her mind.
She says, "I had a great experience with narcotics.
"They have expanded my mind, maybe not as much as they have ruined it, but I think it's a part of life and being young and in the music and art scene. There are a lot worse things that people can do."
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Saturday 21 June 2008
Friday 20 June 2008
Slayer star wins Golden God
TATTOOS, headbanging, leather-clad babes and biker beards... it could only be
one place, the Metal Hammer Golden God Awards.
The sixth annual ceremony kicked off to a riotous start at London’s Indigo2,
with five of the loudest bands on the planet playing to an audience of
pierced punks.
Metal legends TESTAMENT shared a stage with Finnish quartet APOCOLYPTICA,
CHILDREN OF BODOM, IN FLAMES and US rockers DISTURBED.
For more pics, see our slideshow below:
Legendary KERRY KING from thrash band SLAYER was honoured with
the evening’s most prestigious accolade, the Golden God, presented to him by
close pal KAT VON D.
The star of the Discovery Realtime series’ Miami and LA Ink flew in from the
US especially to present her friend with his long overdue award before
heading to London nightspot Sin for the aftershow party.
MACHINE HEAD nabbed the title of Best Live Band, while ex-SEPULTURA
legends MAX and IGGOR CAVALERA took home the prize for Spirit
of Hammer.
IRON MAIDEN wonBest UK Band and the coveted Icon Award for
their longstanding mascot EDDIE, who sent a video message from the
States where he’s currently on tour with the band.
Full winners details are as follows:
Breakthrough - Apocolyptica
Best Underground Band -The Black Dhalia Murder
Best UK Band - Iron Maiden
Best Live Band - Machine Head
Best Video - Dimmu Borgir ‘The Serpentine Offering’
Best Metal Label - Roadrunner Records
Inspiration Award - Carcass
Spirit of Hammer - Max & Igor Cavalera
Best Debut - Airbourne ‘Runnin’ Wild’
Icon Award - [Iron Maiden mascot] Eddie
Dimebag Darrell Shredder Award - Alexi Laiho (Children of Bodom)
Event of the Year - Hard Rock Hell
Riff Lord - Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
Best Album - Testament ‘The Formation of Damnation’
Revolver Best International Band - In Flames
Golden God – Kerry King, presented by Kat Von D
one place, the Metal Hammer Golden God Awards.
The sixth annual ceremony kicked off to a riotous start at London’s Indigo2,
with five of the loudest bands on the planet playing to an audience of
pierced punks.
Metal legends TESTAMENT shared a stage with Finnish quartet APOCOLYPTICA,
CHILDREN OF BODOM, IN FLAMES and US rockers DISTURBED.
For more pics, see our slideshow below:
Legendary KERRY KING from thrash band SLAYER was honoured with
the evening’s most prestigious accolade, the Golden God, presented to him by
close pal KAT VON D.
The star of the Discovery Realtime series’ Miami and LA Ink flew in from the
US especially to present her friend with his long overdue award before
heading to London nightspot Sin for the aftershow party.
MACHINE HEAD nabbed the title of Best Live Band, while ex-SEPULTURA
legends MAX and IGGOR CAVALERA took home the prize for Spirit
of Hammer.
IRON MAIDEN wonBest UK Band and the coveted Icon Award for
their longstanding mascot EDDIE, who sent a video message from the
States where he’s currently on tour with the band.
Full winners details are as follows:
Breakthrough - Apocolyptica
Best Underground Band -The Black Dhalia Murder
Best UK Band - Iron Maiden
Best Live Band - Machine Head
Best Video - Dimmu Borgir ‘The Serpentine Offering’
Best Metal Label - Roadrunner Records
Inspiration Award - Carcass
Spirit of Hammer - Max & Igor Cavalera
Best Debut - Airbourne ‘Runnin’ Wild’
Icon Award - [Iron Maiden mascot] Eddie
Dimebag Darrell Shredder Award - Alexi Laiho (Children of Bodom)
Event of the Year - Hard Rock Hell
Riff Lord - Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
Best Album - Testament ‘The Formation of Damnation’
Revolver Best International Band - In Flames
Golden God – Kerry King, presented by Kat Von D
Former Blue star Ryan charged with assault
Former boyband singer Lee Ryan has been charged with an attack on a taxi driver, UK police have confirmed.
The 24-year-old ex-Blue star, who recently appeared in the ITV show 'Hell's Kitchen,' is accused of assaulting a cabbie following a minor traffic accident in Surrey on New Year's Eve last year.
He was charged with common assault after answering bail at Reigate Police Station.
A Surrey Police spokeswoman said Ryan will appear at Redhill Magistrates' Court on 29 February.
Blue officially split in 2005 to pursue solo projects. They sold over 7m records, including three UK No One singles and albums, before splitting up.
They were reportedly set for a reunion tour and album last year which has so far failed to materialise.
The 24-year-old ex-Blue star, who recently appeared in the ITV show 'Hell's Kitchen,' is accused of assaulting a cabbie following a minor traffic accident in Surrey on New Year's Eve last year.
He was charged with common assault after answering bail at Reigate Police Station.
A Surrey Police spokeswoman said Ryan will appear at Redhill Magistrates' Court on 29 February.
Blue officially split in 2005 to pursue solo projects. They sold over 7m records, including three UK No One singles and albums, before splitting up.
They were reportedly set for a reunion tour and album last year which has so far failed to materialise.
B Boy 3000
Artist: B Boy 3000
Genre(s):
Drum & Bass
Jungle
Discography:
War With Me Gun Dead
Year: 2004
Tracks: 1
Nitrous Oxide-N20039
Year: 2004
Tracks: 2
Klash Diss Da Program
Year: 2003
Tracks: 1
Preview : Tuscan son to shine in big arena
Metallica names album 'Death Magnetic'
New release due in September
NEW YORK -- Metallica's new album will be titled "Death Magnetic" and is expected in September via Warner Bros. The news was revealed over the weekend on the band's Web site.
No new material has been played live at the band's handful of recent shows, but British journalists have heard rough mixes of six untitled songs, several of which cross the seven-minute mark.
"Death Magnetic" was produced by Rick Rubin and is the follow-up to 2003's "St. Anger," which has sold 1.76 million copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan.
After its Friday headlining slot at Bonnaroo, the band is taking a month off before hitting the European festival circuit through late July.
NEW YORK -- Metallica's new album will be titled "Death Magnetic" and is expected in September via Warner Bros. The news was revealed over the weekend on the band's Web site.
No new material has been played live at the band's handful of recent shows, but British journalists have heard rough mixes of six untitled songs, several of which cross the seven-minute mark.
"Death Magnetic" was produced by Rick Rubin and is the follow-up to 2003's "St. Anger," which has sold 1.76 million copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan.
After its Friday headlining slot at Bonnaroo, the band is taking a month off before hitting the European festival circuit through late July.
Maniac Butcher
Artist: Maniac Butcher
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Barbarians
Year: 1995
Tracks: 6
One of the Czech Republic's first-class honours degree extreme metal bands, Maniac Butcher was formed in 1992, ahead Czechoslovakia's peaceable chip, and went on to release a handful of albums and even more singles and mini-releases before crumbling toward the ending of the decennary. All of these contained only minor deviations from the misanthropic, vague, and in spades lo-fi mordant metal blueprint favorite by many European resistance alloy bands of the '90s (Darkthrone, early Mayhem, etc.), and saw numerous parttime musicians collaborating with ever-present, corpse-painted brace, Barbarud Hrom (vocals) and Vlad Blasphemer (guitar, bass, drums).
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