Sam Smith on Fallon

Watch Sam Smith perform on The Tonight Show!

Foo Fighters on Letterman - Night 2

For their second of five nights at the Ed Sullivan Theater, Foo Fighters brought out Heart to perform "Kick It Out" on Letterman. Take a look!

Wolf Gang to Release New Album Next Week

England's Wolf Gang have announced that next week they will release their new album, Alveron. Take a look at the cover, above, and the tracklisting, below, as the video for "Lay Your Love Down."

Now I Can Feel It

Into The Fire

Black River

Back To Life

Underneath The Night

Lay Your Love Down

Last Bayou

Ghost In My Life

Frozen Lands

Killing Kind

Alveron

Belle & Sebastian New Album Details

Belle & Sebastian announced details to their upcoming album, Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance. The album arrives in January. Take a look at the cover, above, and the tracklisting, below:

1. Nobody's Empire
2. Allie
3. The Party Line
4. The Power of Three
5. The Cat with the Cream
6. Enter Sylvia Plath
7. The Everlasting Muse
8. Perfect Couples
9. Ever Had a Little Faith?
10. Play for Today
11. The Book of You
12. Today (This Army's for Peace)

Morrissey on RAI

Watch Morrissey on Italian TV station RAI 3 perform "The Bullfighter Dies."

Foo Fighters on Letterman - Night 1

Foo Fighters kicked off their week long residency at the Ed Sullivan Theater last night and brought out special guest Zac Brown to cover Black Sabbath's "War Pigs." Take a look!

Depeche Mode Live in Berlin Trailer

Next month, Depeche Mode will release their new CD / DVD Live In Berlin. Take a look at the teaser trailer above!

Live Pix: CBGB's Fest

The 3rd annual CBGB's Festival returned to Times Square this weekend with Jane's Addiction, Devo, Surfer Blood, We Are Scientists, and Cheeky Parade. Our very own RICH D SMOOV was on hand to capture the action! Take a look!

Cheeky Parade

 We Are Scientists

 Surfer Blood

 Devo

 Jane's Addiction

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Noel Gallagher New Album Details

Noel Gallagher took to Facebook today to announce the release of his second solo album with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. The album, Chasing Yesterday, will arrive next March and will feature longtime Gallagher friend and iconic guitarist Johnny Marr on guitar for "The Ballad of The Mighty I." 

Take a look at the cover, above, and the tracklisting, below, as well as hear the first single "In The Heat of the Moment."

1. Riverman

2. In The Heat Of The Moment

3. The Girl With X-Ray Eyes

4. Lock All The Doors

5. The Dying Of The Light

6. The Right Stuff

7. While The Song Remains The Same

8. The Mexican

9. You Know We Can't Go Back

10. Ballad Of The Mighty I

EXCLUSIVE! Night Terrors of 1927 INTV!

Rock and roll duos have been a rising trend since the turn of this century. The basic drum, guitar/bass, vocal, one-two punch has been a fan favorite, but how can you take that basic idea and give it a stadium ready sound? L.A.'s Night Terrors of 1927 have figured out the formula. The duo take the stadium anthem sound and craft it with just two people. As they prepare to hit the road with Capitol Cities this fall, the band have gained acclaim from another duo, Tegan and Sara, and are currently working on their debut album, which is slated to come out next year. We spoke to member Jarrod Gorbel about the bands style, being an L.A. band, and his own night terrors. Take a look at our interview below:

Hailing from Los Angeles, how has the city influenced your sound and style?

I'm originally from NY and recently relocated to LA, so I think the stress alone in the move had a huge impact on the music we created for NTO - but, of course, East coast is in my blood.

Being a duo, you tend to get pigeonholed with bands like The White Stripes, The Black Keys, Chromeo, Death From Above 1979, Royal Blood, and so many more. How do you stand out from pack?

We have yet to be compared to any of the bands above though I enjoy most of them.  We are definitely coming from a different style musically - anthemic pop soaked in melancholy.

How would you describe your sound to someone who has never heard of you before?

I actually may have come up with that answer accidentally in the previous question:  "anthemic-altish synth rock pop soaked in melancholy”.

After a handful of EP’s when can we expect your debut?

Early 2015.

Your latest EP features Tegan and Sara, how did that duet come about?

We’ve been fans of their music for years, became friends through mutual friends.  More recently, we were recording the song and wanted a female vocal to complete it, T&S were literally the first voices that came to mind - it just seemed like such a perfect fit.  The timing was amazing.  Modern technology and some hard work from the ladies made it all work out.

Who else would you love to collaborate with?

Lana Del Ray, Florence, London Grammar

The name of the band is very interesting, who came up with it and what does it mean for two guys clearly not born in 1927?

The origin of the band name stemmed from our recent conversations regarding having anxiety about nightmares.  ‘Anxiety Nightmares' would be the worst band name ever.  The year 1927 just looked right.

What has been the best thing about being in this band thus far?

Being able to capture an audience with the internet at the speed of light. Our other bands took many years of touring before anyone was listening.

You’re heading out on the road with Capital Cities soon, what are you looking forward to most for this tour?

Looking forward to meeting a million new faces. Hopefully they will be smiling after we play. Or, maybe crying if they are touched.

Following the tour, what is next for Night Terrors?

More touring and recording.

What is the worst night terror you have ever had?

Last night I had one in which a girl picked me up in a convertible. She was driving over a 100 mph.  I had my dog in my hands and I lost grip, he flew from my fingers at an intense sharp turn -- I love my dog.

*Photo By Jess Ewald*