Boredoms @ Terminal 5
We sift the ‘net for today’s top stories so you don’t have to…
- Björk appeared on Antony and the Johnsons‘ new album.
- FACT filed a guide of Robert Hood essentials.
- Matt Edwards (Radio Slave, REKID) launched a sub-label focused on experimental music and merch.
- Simian Mobile Disco answered 11 questions.
- Touch & Go’s zine co-founder and book editor spoke to Decibel.
- Boredoms announced a DVD of their legendary Boadrum performance.
- The A.V. Club wrote a beginner’s guide to Madlib.
- Billy Corgan debuted the new Smashing Pumpkins lineup.
- Starz canceled Party Down.
- Well, Oceansize is still around.
- OMD prepped their first LP in 14 years.
- Richie Hawtin got robbed.
- Fat Possum streamed Wavves new record.
- John Lydon discussed his approach to lyrics.
- Little White Earbuds tracked down Theo Parrish.
- Torche posted the tracklisting and album art from their Songs For Singles LP.
- Frankie Rose and the Outs unveiled a track from their debut album.
- Queens of the Stone Age readied a reissue of their classic Rated R album.
- The Wire shared some classic Rammellzee stories.
- ?uestlove broke down the indie bent of The Roots‘ new record.
- Dusted delivered their mid-2010 progress report.
- Javelin, Beach Fossils and Warpaint lined up a summer tour.
- Portishead signed a new record deal and started working on their fourth studio album.
- Beck, Thurston Moore and Tortoise covered…Yanni.
- Drums of Death revealed the details of his debut record.
- Ariel Pink and R. Stevie Moore interviewed one another for FADER TV.
- The Guardian discussed the myriad music references in Brett Easton Ellis‘ books.
- And our favorite headline of the day: “Why Glo-Fi’s Future Is Not Ephemeral.”
