COFFEE TALK: Drop the Lime, Holy Ghost! Remix Moby, Cat Power Preps Double Pack of Covers …

Posted on October 2, 2008
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Now back to our regularly scheduled news/feature updates …

  • John Lyndon has taken a break from criticizing Bloc Party to hawk British butter.
  • Cat Power has completed a 10-inch double pack of covers.
  • A bunch of relatively small, NYC-centric producers have remixed Moby’s Last Night LP for a remix record.
  • Flea has pulled a Tommy Lee and gone back to school.
  • Tim Hecker and Aidan Baker’s (Nadja) collaborative album is almost here.
  • London’s British Museum just unveiled a 50-karat, multi-million-dollar gold statue of Kate Moss.
  • The Killers are back. They still haven’t declared their second disc an “honest mistake,” though.
  • Alexander Robotnick is playing a few rare U.S. dates this month.
  • Jack White and Alicia Keys have released a full-length video for their James Bond song.
  • Are Kurt Cobain’s ashes getting smoked or what?
  • Please support The Stone. Thank you.
  • Some indie shops are sticking it to Sony over their exclusive AC/DC deal with Wal-Mart.
  • Michel Gondry, we forgive you.
  • The Neptunes have reportedly split up, which can’t last too long given the crap-tastic quality of Pharrell’s solo work.
  • Finally, someone wrote about the impact of Apple’s iPod ads on small bands like Chairlift and CSS.
  • Three of the four initial acts on Neurosis‘ Beyond the Pale bill are from their label, Neurot.
  • Johnny Marr and Ol’ Man Morrissey have helped curate a new two-disc Smiths comp.
  • Duffy has said she’s about to have a “nervous breakdown.”
  • Thirty minutes of new Walkmen footage were recently screened for reporters.

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