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Yup. Here it is. Skrillex and The Doors got together and birthed the song called "Breakin' A Sweat (It's Alright)" and you can check it out down below (via CoS).
The song was made for the forthcoming documentary, RE:GENERATION, which pairs five DJs/producers with five different genres. The other DJs included The… Read More

When R.E.M plays, Kirsten Dunst gets all cute and smiley. At least that's what she's like while R.E.M's new song "We All Go Back To Where We Belong" plays in the background. Up top is a video from the band featuring the Spider-Man actress just looking genuinely happy to listen to the song.
This video is known as the "Kirsten Version". Another version of the video known as the "John Version", which features performance artist John Giorno, can be seen down below. The song appears on the forthcoming greatest… Read More

The Black Keys are back and the proof is down below. Thanks to a great viral video by the band, the new single "Lonely Boy" can be heard down below. The single officially comes out today and you'll get it as an instant download if you pre-order the band's new album, El Camino. The album is out on December 6th and you can also purchase the song on vinyl as part of Record Store Day's Black Friday event.
As for the song? Dan Auerbach wasn't kidding… Read More

Wanna meet some new bands? Check out my interviews with seven bands I spoke to at CMJ last week for Cluster 1. Included are the bands Vanaprasta, The Static Jacks, Sleeper Agent, Army Navy, Caveman, The Pass and The Stone Foxes. They… Read More

Tribute albums can usually suck...unless, of course, certain artists perform on said album then it can significantly suck less. Case in point, down below you can check out Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode and The Killers all covering tracks from U2's Achtung Baby for AKH-toong BAY-bi Covered, the album that celebrates the 20th anniversary of U2's memorable album.
NIN takes on "Zoo Station" whilst Depeche Mode and The Killers give their interpretations… Read More

Live performances? Check. DJ Classes? Check. Underground bingo? Check. The Re:Mix lab, which was sponsored by Hyundai Veloster, made its impact at its first stop.
New York City's Chelsea Market was all abuzz with live sets from artists like Cold War Kids and DJ sets from guys like DJ Premier, who took time from filming a scene from the forthcoming documentary, RE:GENERATION, to answer… Read More