Ridley Scott is in negotiations to direct and produce the long-teased Bee Gees biopic, Deadline reports and Pitchfork can confirm. If confirmed, Scott will produce
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Saya Gray has announced Qwerty II, the sequel to last year’s Qwerty EP. With the news comes a video for “AA Bouquet for Your 180
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Four Tet has announced his long-teased new album. Three arrives March 15 via Kieran Hebden’s own label, Text, and you can listen to new song
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Ted Leo and the Pharmacists will embark on a 20th anniversary tour for Shake the Sheets this year, with support at select dates from Ekko
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Velvet Underground’s classic “I’ll Be Your Mirror” serves as the soundtrack for a new Expedia Super Bowl ad. The song is taken from the group’s