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French DJ makes U.S. target of pop invasion (The Triangle Online)
With his first stateside release, David Guetta hopes his infectious mix of dance music will have the country dancing to his tunes. This Grammy-nominated French DJ has built a massive following across Europe and now has set America in his sights. His debut album, Just A Little More Love, has sold over a million units in Europe, spawning two hit singles, both of which are featured on the U.S. ...
Depeche Mode Speak & Spell / Music for the Masses / Violator (Pitchfork)
These reissues-- of arguably the three most beloved records in Depeche Mode?s catalog-- come in a slightly baffling format.
Rhino Charges On With Depeche Mode Reissues (CMJ)
Fans who cried themselves to sleep last night over Depeche Mode's Grammy loss to Justin Timberlake can dry their eyes in consolation: Rhino Records is continuing its charge through Depeche Mode?s influential synth-pop catalog with two more reissues due March 20. The remastered deluxe editions of 1983's Construction Time Again and 1986's Black Celebration , each packaged in two-disc sets, will ...
Surrogate City (Washington City Paper)
This is a kind-of-monthly online column that's sort of about music. Its similarities to any previous writings are purely coincidental.
'Rock Star' winner dazzles faithful fans (Everett Herald)
Lukas Rossi fronts a star-studded band and shows promise as a performer. The reality television and online hit show "Rock Star: Supernova" has been well and truly over since September.
Nothing Compares to Britney (Austin Chronicle)
Really, we don't have enough to deal with here at the Chronicle . There's our new music blogs, which we do hope you're enjoying (or at least reading). There's something called "SXSW" next month that they tell us is kind of a big deal. There's this newspaper we somehow manage to put out every week.
Cry Blood Apache (Austin American-Statesman)
There's nothing quite like a dark bar in the middle of the afternoon. Walk in and you feel like you're getting away with something, like you have left what ails you out in the world and you get to turn off the clock for a bit.
Grammy Awards, Or At Least The Bearable Bits (CMJ)
The 49th Annual Grammy Awards were held in L.A. last night, and after a perfectly executed opening performance by the reunited Police, the show reverted to it's somewhat staid nature and the typical commercially viable faces took home the gold.
Fly Life: Rave On at the Ruff Club (The Village Voice)
Get your glow sticks out of storage, everybody?you're going to the Ruff Club
The awakening of songwriter Duncan Sheik (San Francisco Chronicle)
Duncan Sheik walks into a Starbucks in Menlo Park and instead of a coffee he grabs two bottles, a sparkling mineral water and a mixed juice. He settles down at a table and mixes the two into a plastic cup. [Culture Blog: Jason Lloren's Q&A with Duncan...
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French DJ makes U.S. target of pop invasion (The Triangle Online)
With his first stateside release, David Guetta hopes his infectious mix of dance music will have the country dancing to his tunes. This Grammy-nominated French DJ has built a massive following across Europe and now has set America in his sights. His debut album, Just A Little More Love, has sold over a million units in Europe, spawning two hit singles, both of which are featured on the U.S. ...
Depeche Mode Speak & Spell / Music for the Masses / Violator (Pitchfork)
These reissues-- of arguably the three most beloved records in Depeche Mode?s catalog-- come in a slightly baffling format.
Rhino Charges On With Depeche Mode Reissues (CMJ)
Fans who cried themselves to sleep last night over Depeche Mode's Grammy loss to Justin Timberlake can dry their eyes in consolation: Rhino Records is continuing its charge through Depeche Mode?s influential synth-pop catalog with two more reissues due March 20. The remastered deluxe editions of 1983's Construction Time Again and 1986's Black Celebration , each packaged in two-disc sets, will ...
Surrogate City (Washington City Paper)
This is a kind-of-monthly online column that's sort of about music. Its similarities to any previous writings are purely coincidental.
'Rock Star' winner dazzles faithful fans (Everett Herald)
Lukas Rossi fronts a star-studded band and shows promise as a performer. The reality television and online hit show "Rock Star: Supernova" has been well and truly over since September.
Nothing Compares to Britney (Austin Chronicle)
Really, we don't have enough to deal with here at the Chronicle . There's our new music blogs, which we do hope you're enjoying (or at least reading). There's something called "SXSW" next month that they tell us is kind of a big deal. There's this newspaper we somehow manage to put out every week.
Cry Blood Apache (Austin American-Statesman)
There's nothing quite like a dark bar in the middle of the afternoon. Walk in and you feel like you're getting away with something, like you have left what ails you out in the world and you get to turn off the clock for a bit.
Grammy Awards, Or At Least The Bearable Bits (CMJ)
The 49th Annual Grammy Awards were held in L.A. last night, and after a perfectly executed opening performance by the reunited Police, the show reverted to it's somewhat staid nature and the typical commercially viable faces took home the gold.
Fly Life: Rave On at the Ruff Club (The Village Voice)
Get your glow sticks out of storage, everybody?you're going to the Ruff Club
The awakening of songwriter Duncan Sheik (San Francisco Chronicle)
Duncan Sheik walks into a Starbucks in Menlo Park and instead of a coffee he grabs two bottles, a sparkling mineral water and a mixed juice. He settles down at a table and mixes the two into a plastic cup. [Culture Blog: Jason Lloren's Q&A with Duncan...
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