Forget all that talk of a hiatus. The Foo Fighters are getting ready to head back into the studio, Dave Grohl revealed at the Independent Spirit Awards on Friday night. Swigging from a bottle of Jameson Irish Whiskey, the Foos frontman and Them Crooked Vultures drummer, who had just introduced a performance by Best Documentary subjects Anvil, said his band will work with Butch Vig on their seventh album, in part to mark the 20th anniversary of Nirvana’s Nevermind, which Vig produced in 1991. “Me and [Foos drummer] Taylor [Hawkins] have already started demoing songs,” Grohl told Rolling Stone.
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Finally, new Hole! And it is Rocking!
The MP3 is free on the Nobody’s Daughter site today only, so go get it while you can. Nobody’s Daughter is the fourth studio album by Hole and is set for release in April 27, 2010.
MP3: Skinny Little Bitch
The hi-res album artwork for Neon Trees‘ upcoming Habits can be seen in the AP.net gallery.
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Exclusive: Neon Trees Cover Art
by Leigh Belz February 15, 2010
In January, Utah glam rock band Neon Trees came through New York for a gig at the Mercury Lounge. MusicBlogger asked the band to show us everything that happened behind the scenes of the show.
Here is Neon Trees’ Mercury Lounge scrapbook on TeenVogue.com
Modern Warfare 2 Launch Party
Live streaming video and impressions from the CoD: MW2 launch party in NYC featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff.
November 9, 2009 – Modern Warfare 2 is without question the biggest game of 2009 and to celebrate its launch Activision is throwing a huge release party in New York City.
Fans got the opportunity to play the hyper-violent shooter a few hours before the midnight launch. Several hundred fans lined up outside the tent decorated with camouflage and LCD monitors looping the launch trailer, braving a wait of more than hour to get the chance to play the online multiplayer. Inside, DJ Jazzy Jeff was spinning while an MC tried to hype up the fans with random lines about the game. Jazzy managed to surprise everyone when he magically worked CrazyTown’s “Butterfly” into the mix.
Off to the side of the main room, Activision had a special VIP area where an array of celebrities shot each other in the face with M4A1 Assault Rifles. Hip-hop legend and Borderlands Super Fan #1 Ice-T skipped past the hors d’oeuvres and dove headlong into the Team Deathmatch. He played round after round, while his wife CoCo looked on in boredom.
Also along for the ride were New York Yankees’ Nick Swisher and Jerry Hairston. Soprano’s star and current Wild Thing James Gandolfini also made an appearance, though he politely declined any requests to speak with press. Other late arrivals were Method Man and Lloyd Banks of G Unit fame.
The cast of celebrity invitees had begun to head home with Collector’s Edition copies of Modern Warfare 2 to thank them for their time. For everyone else, the wait would last a few more hours. Will it have been worth it?

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