Trent Reznor is once again collaborating with director David Lynch.
Lynch is directing the video for the new Nine Inch Nails single, "Come Back Haunted." Reznor tweeted a picture of himself with Lynch on Wednesday. The pair collaborated in 1997 on the soundtrack for Lynch's film Lost Highway, which included the Nine Inch Nails track "The Perfect Drug."
"Come Back Haunted" is on the new Nine Inch Nails album, Hesitation Marks, which is due out on September 3rd.
And KISW Presents the return of NIN November 22nd at Key Arena. Tickets go on sale Friday at 10am through livenation.com PLUS I've got tickets for ya all this week!
Jolene
1. D'ANGELO "UNTITLED (HOW DOES IT FEEL)"
2. LITTLE RICHARD "TUTTI FRUTTI"
3. BRYAN ADAMS "SUMMER OF 69'"
4. MILEY CYRUS "PARTY IN THE U.S.A."
5. THE KNACK "MY SHARONA"
6. THE BEATLES "LUCY IN THE SKY WITH DIAMONDS"
7. MADONNA "LIKE A VIRGIN"
8. PHIL COLLINS "IN THE AIR TONIGHT"
9. REBECCA BLACK "FRIDAY"
10. BEASTIE BOYS "FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT"
11. JOURNEY "DON'T STOP BELEVIN'
BLACK SABBATH: Set U.K. Chart Record Black Sabbath have set a U.K. chart record for the longest gap between number-one albums. 13 bowed at number-one, 42 years and eight months after their second album Paranoidhit the top. That breaks Bob Dylan's record of 38 years between New Morning in 1970 and Together Through Life in 2009. Sabbath's last Top 10 U.K. album was 1983's Born Again.
Sabbath are expected to score their first number-one album in the U.S. when the sales figures from last week are released on Wednesday.
KISW Presents Black Sabbath
Saturday, August 24th
The Gorge Amphitheatre
Ticket prices range from $60 to $150 and are available through LiveNation.com. This all ages show starts at 7:30 PM.
Hahah I have to agree with most of these. What are the most annoying things do in your opinion?
Rolling Stone has compiled a list of the 10 most annoying things that bands do at rock concerts, and without naming names, Guns N' Roses' Axl Rosewould top the list as the number-one most annoying habit is "show up ridiculously late." 2) Exclude key band members. "When Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac and Bill Wyman of the Rolling Stones decided to scale back their lives and get off the road, we would have all preferred to see them with their bands still. The shows suffered from their absence, but people have a right to quit. A band isn't the mafia." 3) Play too much from the new album. Culprits include Neil Young and Radiohead. 4) Only perform the hits. Culprits include Elton John and Billy Joel. 5) Play anything resembling a medley. 6) Ignore the music of your beloved former band. 7) Play perverse arrangements of your songs. Bob Dylan is the biggest offender of this one. 8) Never vary the set list. Bruce Springsteen and Pearl Jam can never be accused of this. 9) Solo. "This will have some dissenters. But if you aren't Neil Peart, Ginger Baker, Eric Clapton or a musician on that level of genius, nobody wants to hear you solo." 10) Squeeze every possible penny out of fans. "We know the concert industry is a business, and with record sales sinking to new lows every year, it's just about the only place where artists can make real money. That said: tickets shouldn't be $300 unless those seats are actually on the stage. Meet-and-greets should be nice perks for your most devoted fans, not ways to squeeze more money out of people -- some acts actually charge upwards of $1,000 for a quick handshake and a photo."
Jack White has been revealed as the anonymous donor that saved the Detroit Masonic Temple from foreclosure last month.
White, who's performed at the Temple many times and whose mother worked as an usher at the venue, paid the entire $142,000 balance in taxes. In announcing White's identity as the anonymous donor, Detroit Masonic Temple Association said that they would be changing the name of the theater inside the building from the Cathedral Theater to the Jack White Theater.
For more and pictures of this beautiful venue check out the link below.
A website called stereotype.fm used a survey answers from more than 100.000 people to come up bizarre personality traits for fans of various musicians. The possibilities are endless with this rad site! Check it out for yourself! http://stereotype.fm/
In 2013, when the vast majority of music fans have Spotify and iTunes and the average listener's taste is so schizophrenic that they're into both Taylor Swift and Metallica, it's getting harder and harder to define a person's personal likes and dislikes purely by what bands they like. Thankfully there's a new website that seeks to answer some of those questions—or at least what band's fans are more likely to be conservative or pick their noses when no one's looking. Stereotype.fm attempts to determine personality traits of a band's fans by compiling data from more than 100,000 surveys conducted on sister site Tastebuds.fm. While some of the results are less than surprising—Hilary Duff fans are least like to have ever smoked weed, for example—others shine a light on the broad-based fandom of some of today's more polarizing or underappreciated bands. Who would have guessed, for instance, that 22% of Alanis Morissette fans have had a threesome?
More fun facts: Fugazi fans are fairly likely to have attended a private school, while Bonnie "Prince" Billy boasts a wealth of Atheist fans. But Fun and Mumford & Sons have a healthy conservative fanbase, though somewhat hearteningly, only 8% of Tastebuds users surveyed identified themselves as leaning to the far right.
Plug some band names into the search engine and play around with the system for a few minutes. The results might just be surprising. [via Buzzfeed]
I love hearing stuff like this. An insight to who they were before ya know, they hit the bigtime!
A demo recording of Axl Rose in a pre-Guns n' Roses band has hit YouTube.
The track is called "Ready to Rumble" and was done by the band by Rapidfire. That band's guitarist, Kevin Lawrence, uploaded the clip recently and says it was recorded on May 25th 1983 -- three days before Rose met future bandmate Slash at a Rapidfire concert.
