Green Day stream the last part of the trilogy: ‘¡Tre!’

Source This latest album is actually the last part of  Green Day’s trilogy: ‘¡Uno!, ¡Dos!, ¡Tré!’, the first two parts were actually released in September respectively  November this year. Listen to the latest Green Day album online on Zme Music,but don’t forget to support the band and buy their album from Amazon or iTunes. Here are three songs from the album, for listening the entyre album check out the IHeartRadio website….

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of Montreal- Orlando

While walking into of Montreal’s show at the Plaza Orlando this past Friday night, a bevy of cruiser bikes tethered to a stop sign confirmed my suspicions: this is hipster country.  Against my instincts, I proceeded into the venue and was greeted my no less than 50 horn-rimmed glasses.  These flannel beasts chirped, chatted, and handed out business cards featuring their Tumblr account. My stomach turned each time I heard the word “Pitchfork”, and the…

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Nordic Music Prize jury unveils nominees for 2012

  Introduced in 2010, the Nordic Music Prize is presented annually to the artist who has come out with the best album of the last calendar year. Having been created in order to raise awareness of and unify the Nordic music scene, the award is presented only to artists from Nordic countries, and is decided upon by a panel of both Nordic  and international music moguls. Presented by WiMP (the Norwegian music player, not the…

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Good Nights Bleed: The mysterious debut of Toys in Void

His album is lengthy and poetic and sounds like the product of a boy and his guitar, and his album art looks like expired film from the 70s, screaming of fading childhood and bittersweet memories… I found him while working my way through links upon links to artists recommended by other local artists on BandCamp.com. Though Toys in Void was on a few different lists, it seems the only things noted about him are that…

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Metric: Synthetica

Seeing as winter is close at hand here in the Northern Hemisphere, I feel it is high time to talk about an album that was dropped at the beginning of summer. After a nearly three and a half year break from the studio, punchy Canadian foursome Metric has returned with Synthetica, an 11-track step towards what seems like the slow but sure collision of new-wave psychedelia and haunting indie eloquence. When I first tuned in to Synthetica, it…

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