New Kanye West Album Soon?

The cocky hip-hop maven may perform the record's tentative first single at MTV's Video Music Awards Sunday night.
Kanye West

Sheesh, it appears this whole rushing-an-album-to-market thing really seems to be catching on.

Coldplay Slate New EP, Discuss Next Album

Despite an already full plate, the mopey Brit rockers get back to work.
Coldplay / Photo by Tom Sheehan

As if this summer's chart-topping success Viva La Vida and its supporting tour weren't enough, Brit mainstay and SPIN cover subject Coldplay have unveiled details for a forthcoming E

Voodoo Music Experience Adds Major Bands to Lineup

Click to see if your favorites will be playing the upcoming New Orleans event.
TV on the Radio's Tunde Adebimpe / Photo by Richmond Lam

It seems that not even hurricane Gustav can slow New Orleans' Voodoo Music Experience, as festival officials -- unfazed by the recent storm and others on the way -- have added even more bands to the event's lineup.

Ben Folds Five to Reunite

The piano, drum, and bass trio will regroup to play first gig in nearly a decade.
Ben Folds / Photo by Lucy Hamblin

Just as fans were finally accepting the death of '90s balladeers Ben Folds Five and embracing each member's respective solo projects, the piano, drum, and bass trio will reunite for the first time in 10 years to tape an installment of MySpace's newest show, Front to Back.

Blitzen Trapper Live at Bumbershoot

Portland, OR, slackers unleash schizo sonic on attentive ears.
Blitzen Trapper's Eric Earley

Considering Bumbershoot's ever-expanding, eclectic lineup -- not to mention other local oddities like the Green River Killer, the Sasquatch, and the Aurora Bridge's Troll -- Seattleites are certainly accustomed to a little weirdness.

Superchunk Live at Bumbershoot

The Chapel Hill, NC, natives fill Memorial Stadium with their pioneering indie rock.
Superchunk / Photo by Eric Nowels

The sad truth: Not all youngsters gallivanting under Seattle's Space Needle Monday turned out to heed SPIN deputy editor Steve Kandell's advice and catch indie rock luminaries Superchunk's rare live set in Memorial Stadium.

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