10 Albums You Shouldn’t Miss From May 2013
May 2013 was nothing short of a stellar month for music, and truly the first great music month of 2013. Without a doubt, the biggest news of the month was Daft Punk’s return to album crafting, with the masterful “Random Access Memories” but many other great records were released as well. Here are the ten most essential albums of the month:
“Obsidian” Baths
Will Wiesenfield’s first record under the Baths moniker was an eclectic, upbeat collection of electronic songs that was both spastic and innocent, but most importantly fun. The follow up, “Obsidian” is a far cry from that record thoug...
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Will Wiesenfield’s first record under the Baths moniker was an eclectic, upbeat collection of electronic songs that was both spastic and innocent, but most importantly fun. The follow up, “Obsidian” is a far cry from that record thoug...
Queens of the Stone Age take the crown at the top of U.S. album chart
Daft Punk Unmasked In 'Champagne Pong' Photo
Billy Idol To Make His Return With New Album And Book Deal
Punk rock pioneer Billy Idol is set to explode back onto the music scene with his first new album in eight years and a tell-all book charting his rise to fame.
The Rebel Yell singer has revealed he is about to start work on a new record, his first album of original material since 2005's Devil's Playground, and he hopes to release it next year.
The 57 year-old rocker Billboard.com, "We're building up to make a new album in the autumn. I've been gradually putting new songs together... It's as easy and as difficult as it's always been.... I still find it really exciting."
Idol has also b...
READ MOREThe Rebel Yell singer has revealed he is about to start work on a new record, his first album of original material since 2005's Devil's Playground, and he hopes to release it next year.
The 57 year-old rocker Billboard.com, "We're building up to make a new album in the autumn. I've been gradually putting new songs together... It's as easy and as difficult as it's always been.... I still find it really exciting."
Idol has also b...
Billy Idol Performs At Fan’s Birthday Party
Billy Idol Agrees To Play Fan's Birthday Party
Upcoming Albums Spring 2013: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Iggy & The Stooges & More
Albums you should be looking forward to this spring: Are you looking for something new and different to listen to? Let us help you weed through all the new music that is scheduled to come out. Here's our take on what is worth giving a listen to.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs “Mosquito” April 16
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have had a few brushes with mainstream success in the form of singles like “Maps” and “Heads Will Roll,” but on their latest release they sound more edgy and experimental than ever, yet manage to also be completely entertaining and engrossing at the same time. It’s clear from this record th...
READ MOREYeah Yeah Yeahs “Mosquito” April 16
The Yeah Yeah Yeahs have had a few brushes with mainstream success in the form of singles like “Maps” and “Heads Will Roll,” but on their latest release they sound more edgy and experimental than ever, yet manage to also be completely entertaining and engrossing at the same time. It’s clear from this record th...
Kanrocksas Music Festival cancelled due to low ticket sales
Yeah Yeah Yeahs To Headline Sandy Benefit Concert
Downloadable Delights: Ten Essential Albums From March 2013
In the digital age of music, it's easy to miss some of the best releases of any given month because it seems like these days, so much music comes out at the same time. With that in mind, here are the ten albums from March 2013 that you may have missed or ignored that should be obtained, as they were the best releases of the month.
10. "The Next Day" - David Bowie
David Bowie took 10 years off after releasing "Reality" in 2003, and it felt like 10 years too long. "The Next Day" contains his best songwriting since the Berlin era in the early 80's, with stand out tracks like the incre...
READ MORE10. "The Next Day" - David Bowie
David Bowie took 10 years off after releasing "Reality" in 2003, and it felt like 10 years too long. "The Next Day" contains his best songwriting since the Berlin era in the early 80's, with stand out tracks like the incre...
Canadian Astronaut Covers David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' From The International Space Station
Astronaut pays tribute to David Bowie in space
The New MTV Video Roundup Ep. 16.5: Lions Lions, Nonpoint, Otherwise
With so many excellent videos floating around, sometimes you just cant get to them all, but we here at Get eXposed Music surely can, but once a week just isn't enough. As we continue to pick up the slack for MTV (even though they still have a Music Video Awards show for some reason), use this trio of new videos to enrich your life with the sound of music (of something hokey like that) and to help tide you over until the next episode of "The New MTV."
Lions Lions - "Grounded"
The band has released the music video for their track "Grounded." For the music video, the band decided to focus...
READ MORELions Lions - "Grounded"
The band has released the music video for their track "Grounded." For the music video, the band decided to focus...
Nonpoint's 'The Elias Guide To...' Music Video Premiere
Nonpoint's Cover of Michael Jackson's 'Billie Jean' Offered as Free Download (Get It Here!)
The All-American Rejects Talk Tour Life (Video)
The All American Rejects recently released their brand new EP titled Flatline featuring remixes by Jeff Bhasker v. Tyker Johnson and dubstep genius Skrillex. The band also just wrapped up their longest running US tour and we caught up with drummer, Chris Gaylor, to see exactly what tour life is like and to bring you guys a special shout-out straight from the road!
Starpulse: I know you guys are on tour right now - can you set the scene of what you're doing this exact moment for our readers?
Chris Gaylor: I'm on our bus in Mobile, AL, waiting for load in. It's the last day of tour on one ...
READ MOREStarpulse: I know you guys are on tour right now - can you set the scene of what you're doing this exact moment for our readers?
Chris Gaylor: I'm on our bus in Mobile, AL, waiting for load in. It's the last day of tour on one ...
The All-American Rejects Premiere 'Walk Over Me' Video On RollingStone.com
'The Beginning' Follows 'The E.N.D.' For Black Eyed Peas
KIIS FM's 2012 Jingle Ball Lineup Announced: Two Day Event!
It's that time of year again! KIIS FM's annual Jingle Ball bash will be held at Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, CA and will be split into a two night festival for the first time ever. The holiday concert will feature some of this year's hottest names in music along with some of your favorite stars on both Saturday, December 1st and Monday December 3rd.
Jingle Ball will include performances by Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Flo Rida, Ne-Yo, Ellie Goulding, One Republic, Owl City, FUN and tons more.
Senior Vice President of Programming for Clear Channel says, " FM fans."
Tickets go on sale...
READ MOREJingle Ball will include performances by Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Flo Rida, Ne-Yo, Ellie Goulding, One Republic, Owl City, FUN and tons more.
Senior Vice President of Programming for Clear Channel says, " FM fans."
Tickets go on sale...
Police: Justin Bieber Not To Blame For Alleged Hit-And-Run Involving Photographer
Justin Bieber wins top artist trophy at MuchMusic awards
No Doubt Release First Album In 11 Years, 'Push And Shove' (Win It!)
No Doubt released their sixth studio album "Push And Shove" (review) on Tuesday and premiered the video for the title track, which features Busy Signal and Major Lazer.
The video for the second track released from the album was shot in New York City and directed by Sophie Muller (watch it below).
The band, lead singer Gwen Stefani, bassist Tony Kanal, guitarist Tom Dumont and drummer Adrian Young, picks things up on "Push And Shove" right where they left off 11 years ago and will, *ahem*, no doubt be taking the world by storm sometime soon with a tour in support of the new disc.
They wer...
READ MOREThe video for the second track released from the album was shot in New York City and directed by Sophie Muller (watch it below).
The band, lead singer Gwen Stefani, bassist Tony Kanal, guitarist Tom Dumont and drummer Adrian Young, picks things up on "Push And Shove" right where they left off 11 years ago and will, *ahem*, no doubt be taking the world by storm sometime soon with a tour in support of the new disc.
They wer...
No Doubt Postpone Their 2013 Tour
Gwen Stefani Talks Music & Motherhood In The January Vogue
Russian Prime Minister Calls For Jailed Punk Stars' Freedom
Russia's Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has challenged the nation's lawmakers to release jailed punk rockers Pussy Riot.
Three members of the provocative group were each sentenced to serve two years behind bars in August for their part in a Moscow protest gig, during which they took aim at Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
The incarceration of unmasked rockers Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alekhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich prompted an international outcry with celebrities like Patti Smith, Madonna, Green Day and the Red Hot Chili Peppers defending the trio's right to free speech and insist...
READ MOREThree members of the provocative group were each sentenced to serve two years behind bars in August for their part in a Moscow protest gig, during which they took aim at Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
The incarceration of unmasked rockers Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alekhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich prompted an international outcry with celebrities like Patti Smith, Madonna, Green Day and the Red Hot Chili Peppers defending the trio's right to free speech and insist...
Freed Russian punk star vows to continue protesting
Pussy Riot Star Maria Alekhina Hospitalized Over Hunger Strike
Madonna Calls For Leniency In Trial Of Russian Punk Trio
Madonna has voiced her support for incarcerated Russian punk stars P*ssy Riot and urged the judge overseeing their hooliganism trial to be "lenient".
Feminist rockers Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alekhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich are currently on trial and face up to seven years in jail after they went public with their opposition to Russian President Vladimir Putin by playing their anthem Holy S**t at Moscow's Christ The Saviour Cathedral in February.
British rockers Jarvis Cocker, Pete Townshend and Johnny Marr are just some of the stars who have shown their support for the embattled...
READ MOREFeminist rockers Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Maria Alekhina and Yekaterina Samutsevich are currently on trial and face up to seven years in jail after they went public with their opposition to Russian President Vladimir Putin by playing their anthem Holy S**t at Moscow's Christ The Saviour Cathedral in February.
British rockers Jarvis Cocker, Pete Townshend and Johnny Marr are just some of the stars who have shown their support for the embattled...
will.i.am and William Orbit to team up with Britney Spears on new album
Stars turn out for Stella McCartney's latest collection launch
