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TV on the Radio: Photos: TV On The Radio, Phosphorescent, Here We Go Magic @ BAM, Brooklyn 4/27/13

submitted by Nick Apr 29th 2013 05:00 pm (stereogum.com)

Over the weekend, the National-curated festival Crossing Brooklyn Ferry (named after the Walt Whitman poem) took place at the borough’s sprawling venue BAM. Performers included the Roots, Solange, David Lonstreth of Dirty Projectors, Parquet Courts, and many others. We sent Daniel Topete to shoot Here We Go Magic, Phosphorescent, and Saturday night’s headliners TV On [...]

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British Sea Power: News in Brief: British Sea Power, Kid Cudi, Midnight Masses, Melvins, Lauren Dukoff

submitted by Nick Feb 18th 2009 12:00 am (www.pitchforkmedia.com)

-- Pitchfork will probably not give the next British Sea Power album our coveted U.2 rating, if only because U2 has never, as far as we know, composed a score for the 1934 film Man of Aran. On May 5, Rough Trade will release the band's Man of Aran soundtrack as a double-disc package. One disc will feature the re-scored movie on DVD, and the ot...

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Nat King Cole: New Old Music: Nat King Cole: "Nature Boy (TV on the Radio Remix)" [Stream]

submitted by Nick Feb 17th 2009 11:00 pm (www.pitchforkmedia.com)

Cole's "Nature Boy" (no relation to the Nick Cave song, or the Sea and Cake song) has been probably one of the hallowed crooner's most visible tracks in recent years-- covered by My Brightest Diamond for the I'll Stay 'Til After Christmas comp last year, and popularized for millions who may not have known there was a Nat King Cole version via Mo...

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Jane's Addiction: Nine Inch Nails Top Sasquatch Lineup

submitted by Nick Feb 17th 2009 05:00 pm (www.pitchforkmedia.com)

This weekend, Trent Reznor announced on the Nine Inch Nails website that his band would tour this year with fellow Lollapalooza 1991 alums Jane's Addiction (original lineup and everything!) and that this might actually be the last Nine Inch Nails tour ever. Well, now we've got one date on that tour: the Sasquatch Music Festival, at the reporte...

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TV on the Radio: Remix Nat King Cole

submitted by Nick Feb 16th 2009 11:00 pm (stereogum.com)

The forthcoming collection RE: Generations includes Nat King Cole remixes by Cee-Lo, the Roots, Just Blaze, will.i.am (damn) and others. One of those others is TV On The Radio, who handle "Nature Boy." The compilation's aim:RE:Generations aims to construct a tuneful bridge between generations, cultures and races. Evocative of a sleek and stylish...

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Dntel: News in Brief: Dntel, Al Green/Fat Possum, Mobius Band, Jaguar Love

submitted by Nick Feb 14th 2009 12:00 am (www.pitchforkmedia.com)

-- Dntel-- aka Jimmy Tamborello aka Jimmy Figurine aka the other dude in the Postal Service-- is cleaning out his closet. His new/old three-disc set Early Works for Me If It Works For You II hits April 14 via Phthalo. It features the first two Dntel albums, 1998's Early Works for Me If It Works for You and 1999's Something Always Goes Wrong, alo...

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