The Week in Music: #33

• ZME interviewed Astronauts of Antiquity.
• Bob Dylan got somewhat arrested by police authorities after strolling through someone’s back yard. Freaky!
• Get some interesting insights on Woodstock by The Daily Swarm, like set lists, declined invitations and the likes.
• Guitar God Les Paul passed away last week at the venerable age of 94. Rest in peace, maestro!
• Megadeth is streaming a brand new song.
• ZME interviewed We’ll Make It Right.
• The Decider interviews Kim Deal.
• Michael Jackson finally will finally get a proper burial on August 29, on what was supposed to be his 51st birthday.
• Camera Obscura will indeed head out on a huge world tour.
• Seems like prison has been suiting Phil Spector well. Apparently, he’s begun to write…
• We all more or less hate Nickelback, but sometimes the band deserves a closer look…
• The Quietus interviews Roky Erickson
• Song entirely written on twitter to be released for charity.
• Robert Zemeckis plans on directing a remake of Yellow Submarine and is currently negotiating with Disney.
• Nick Cave’s “The Death of Bunny Munroe” is a brilliant book!
• ZME interviewed Tada Tátà !
• Finally, a glitter of light has shine upon us and brough forth a new Them Crooked Vultures song!
• Radiohead has released yet another brand new song.
• New Dirty Projectors material - Temecula Sunrise EP slated for Sep. 28 released.
• Calvin Harris chills out and talks a bit about his past meltdown.
• New Aerial single/video.
• YANP! is holding an awesome contest. I’ll tell you only this: it involves These United States and lots of vinyls..
• RIAA: suing you since  2003.

Some songs posted on the blog this week:

[VIDEO] The Walkmen - ‘On The Water’
[MP3] Radiohead - ‘These Are My Twisted Words’
[MP3] Kasabian - ‘Where Did All The Love Go’
[MP3] Pocketbooks - ‘Footspets’
[MP3] Tada Tata - ‘Hit The Wall’
[MP3] We’ll Make It Right - ‘Some day’