Noel Gallagher: "If Damon Albarn sing with London? I hope so "

Something as utopian as this is what could happen on March 23, 2013, date on which Noel Gallagher of Oasis and the duo Damon Albarn / Graham Coxon of Blur will perform some of their songs on the occasion of one of the major events that have London mounted cancer charity Teenage Cancer Trust. One of the great attractions of these evenings, which will have direct monumental artists like Primal Scream, Kasabian Ryan Adams or passes through the fact that all take place at the Royal Albert Hall, probably the most prestigious concert hall across the United Kingdom.

Tickets for the concerts of the Teenage Cancer Trust will go on sale tomorrow at 10 am (Spanish time) through the "> official website of the charity. No doubt this will be a unique opportunity to see side by side to two giants of brit pop that after more than a decade at odds, managed to bury the hatchet in 2011. From this union arises perhaps historic jam.

Tom Morello: "Not everyone in Rage Against The Machine want to record a new album"

These guys from Rage Against The Machine not clarified or the three. After that comment of Commerford which commented that "possibly" would a new RATM album, Morello and will now appear in the media to fully stop the euphoria that could sow his esteemed colleague and muscular.

"When bands record albums is because all the members of these bands are intended to record something. This is not the case of Rage Against The Machine at this very moment "- Morello said recently in an exclusive NME. "Everyone in the group got along very well. We consider our friends and comrades, but sometimes people do not feel ready to embark on something. There is not one of my life that is not full of musical material, political or family. If at any point Rage was prepared to work at it, I'd be totally open to this possibility. But it is a situation that is on the table now. "

Unfortunately Morello has skewed all those hopes took us to delude ourselves with the release of a new album from Rage Against The Machine. If there is no motivation, never leave the awaited successor to "Renegades". And you go 12 years without anything new from RATM. Sadness ...

New album by Bad Religion for January 2013

If we stop to check out the Bad Religion discography see punkera the legendary band that has never failed to release a new album every one, two or three years. Theirs is incredible edited carry fifteen studio albums and are still there, on the ball, making war on a regular basis. And the Lakers still intend to continue their personal battle thanks to "True North", an LP that Greg Graffin's entourage yesterday promised to put on sale from next January 22, 2013. Via the Epitaph label, of course.

A chat online served Gurewitz and Graffin for an expected launch preached that already has an official preview. It's called 'Fuck You' (could be a more appropriate title for a song from BR?) And shows that spirit so frantically "in your face" that has characterized (in a somewhat redundant, it must be said) in the race formation of this mature California. This single is available from today through iTunes, and the album can be ordered through a store official offered in bundles with shirts, stickers and watches (yes, as you listen).

Here we leave you with the new single so that die-hard fans begin to salivate Bad Religion facing a "True North" that, as expected, displayed more continuity north of parents of "Suffer" and "No Control "

Sera Cahoone - Worry All Your Life

Two weeks ago we introduced you to Sera Cahoone. Largely unknown in Spanish territory, Sera is one of the most worthy heirs of country folk who tilled noventera sap Sheryl Crow and company. His "Deer Creek Canyon" is a beautiful album. With many acoustic nuances teleport us to the experience of living a night in a rustic cabin located at some point between the middle of Lake Forest Park and Mercer Island. Living together nightly with our sorrows and our miseries, but also knowing savor the sweetness of our best memories.

"Deer Creek Canyon" is all that and more. Of all the issues that comprise it, we have felt special preference for "Worry All Your Life". It's the song that opens the LP which has a special crumb, where a particularly harmonious confluence the fine slide guitar sound, the stunning voice and light grapples Cahoone made ​​his trusty acoustic guitar. If you go the rustic dreams of four minutes duration, not miss the opportunity to hear both in its live and in the studio.

".. You'll waste the rest of your days if you worry all your life ..."

Gloria Trevi arrested in Chile

Mexican singer was detained for two hours at the airport of Santiago de Chile, because of an arrest warrant that, since 2002, laInterpol had issued against him on charges of kidnapping and corruption of minors that led to jail ago ten years.

The government of his native Nuevo Leon had to send a document which stated that the singer had no legal responsibility, so she was released.

Through Twitter account Fountain was learned that after the incident, came up normally 50th anniversary program of the "Sabado Gigante".

Somebody kill the DJ

Now that Green Day are back and they have a theme such as "Someone Kill The DJ" (with dance hit airs to Franz Ferdinand), it seems appropriate to use as the soundtrack for this article. This past weekend I was at a dinner with my lifelong friends. Someone took over the computer and put music with Spotify. "Tacata" Pitbull with some of its many featurings, the song "Squid" Bongo Botrako, Danza Kuduro, David Guetta ... The worse thing at times and cocktails in vein level was not enough to lose the papers "I Got A Feeling". In one of those, I slipped away to "click" what I thought would be a few of those hits you like lightning shaking music and put your summer memories. Let's see ... "How Deep Is Your Love" The Rapture, one of Kakkmaddaffakka, "Hold On" by Alabama Shakes, any Two Door Cinema Club and wham! No more me time! Suddenly, one of my friends started saying that he wanted to dance with those songs that you could not move and put something estrillo. (Does "Tacata" is something more than just a fucking guttural chorus?). I thought he was joking, but someone seconded the motion of censure and asked "Guetta or something more lively you all know." I was faced idiot in front of the black and white screen of the player. As if all my efforts to search for that hit, all disks recently heard, all reviews written in recent years, attended festivals and everything learned were not worth at all. At that point my judgment and my self-esteem had musical bits to reggaeton rhythm.
Inevitably I thought the British chonis attending the FIB or Ibiza Rocks, those who lose or papers with Guetta Jessie J, but also who you let the voice singing The Stone Roses, Florence & The Machine and The Maccabees. Will garrulito everything you want, but your taste in music is broad, and its voracious appetite promiscuous. And I got to the point of questioning why here the commercial and the indie or alternative are often light years. Two worlds that look behind a screen, not daring to approach positions for fear of contagion. Why it seems crazy to think that groups like Foster The People, Citizens! or the aforementioned Two Door Cinema Club may appear as a Top 40 list? Remember when MTV was engaged to do that? A music program and provide a ready hetereogéneas and stimulating ... Lately I have the feeling that all the songs that appear on commercial listings are cut from the same pattern (more than usual) and tomorrow only remember a handful of recurring endlessly. Occasionally arise that make tightrope artists from both worlds and often receive sticks for it, but it already gives to another article in itself. For now, I leave thinking there waiting your opinion about the secrecy of both scenes vs. the English model, who seems that things are going pretty well.
Maybe someday we will not have to settle for listening to the same songs on Rock Fm REM or Radio3 programming. Perhaps there will come a time when radio meant to grant other "popular" and "commercial" and everyone will benefit from it.

The first two issues of Nate Barcalow (Finch) with Earthbound Ghost

It's been over a year and a half since closed ranks as a band Finch. After this sad separation, which guitarist Randy Strohmeyer said we (almost) all the details in a lengthy interview, each member of the group has begun to throw him. More news than we are getting is Nate Barcalow, singer and frontman of Finch and Cosmonaut has begun to dig deep with Earthbound Ghost, an alternative rock band from Temecula (California) consists of Travis Andrade, Jesse Alston, Evan Edgeworth , Matt Rodriguez and Barcalow own. Do you remember that in an earlier story we told you that this set was working on a new EP? Yes? Well, now you can listen through the network two issues that will eventually be part of this little disc. Streaming in the bottom of the post.

These two parts, which are entitled 'The Bray Of Bragging Tongues' and 'Hellseeker', let us show in the dark and taking tenebre special importance dense low rates (in 'Hellseeker' are nearer than other grunge thing) and the spark fanciful keyboard lines. Nate, although not to be the voice and in his post-hardcoreta stage, shows that even though the rate remains at vowel.

Apparently the EP is in the process of mastering so we hesitate to take more than two / three months to know how it sounds permanently Earthbound Ghost. Differences Finch will be more than obvious, but what do you think of the first two parts of the new band's charismatic Nate Barcalow?