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New Video: The Ready Set, “Give Me Your Hand (Best Song Ever)”
It’s like a SnorgTees ad, except it moves. Which is more oddly hypnotic than you might think. Actually, the more I watch this, the more I think it might deserve whatever the Best Oscar
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Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros are Streaming “Here”
Dying to hear the new jam from Edward and his zeros which stick to certain types of metal? NPR’s got your back, brother. The new album, Here, doesn’t reach stores until next week, but
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New Trailer: “Anchorman: The Legend Continues”
The moment you’ve been waiting for is here. Well, technically it won’t be here until 2013, and we’re probably going to get like six trailers between now and then, and this teaser doesn’t actually
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New Video: Oak & Gorski, “Find Me Soon”
Back from a three-week jaunt in New Zealand, Oak & Gorski have returned with the video for their latest single, “Find Me Soon.” Check it out below, and get your own copy of the
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New Video: Joe Walsh, “Lucky That Way”
It’s taken him a couple of decades to get his act together, but Joe Walsh is finally ready to release his next solo record, Analog Man, early next month. Get an early taste of
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New Video: Carolina Chocolate Drops, “Country Girl”
What, you haven’t purchased the Carolina Chocolate Drops’ new album Leaving Eden yet? What’s wrong with you? Maybe you’ve just been waiting for the band to release a single with a fun, colorful video.
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New Video: Young Hines, “Can’t Explode”
The new Young Hines record is titled Give Me My Change, but Young’s latest single isn’t looking for a few nickels and dimes — it wants to rock 100 percent of your lame ass
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New Music: Antibalas, “Sare Kon Kon” (redux)
Your butt — is it moving? No? Well, Antibalas are here to change that with “Sare Kon Kon,” a brand new track from their self-titled Daptone debut, due August 7. I know, that seems
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Watch Nick Lowe Bring “Tokyo Bay” to “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon”
I love Nick Lowe’s music and I’m thrilled that he’s decided to age gracefully, but still — every time he releases a new album, I can’t help but hope he’s left room for a
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