The first band you meet in the film version of Meet Me In The Bathroom is the Moldy Peaches. The anti-folk duo were tight with the Strokes, for whom they opened some important early shows, and Adam Green’s narration introduces us to both Karen O and Julian Casablancas. So at last night’s Los Angeles premiere of the documentar...

"check back in a year or [two] honestly"The post Julian Casablancas on The Strokes seventh album: “lotta jumping to conclusions” appeared first on NME.

“We rented this house up on the top of a mountain and set the band up outside,” Rubin saidThe post The Strokes have begun recording seventh album with Rick Rubin appeared first on NME.

The Strokes are reportedly recording another album with superproducer Rick Rubin, who also worked on 2020’s The New Abnormal. Guesting on The Joe Rogan Experience, Rubin talked about recording “a new album” with the Strokes in Costa Rica, where “we rented this house on the top of a mountain and set up the ...

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