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Sleeper Agent Talk cruising with Weezer
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Sleeper Agent Talk cruising with Weezer
Indie label Mom + Pop Records, home to acts like Sleigh Bells and Metric, is poised to have another breakthrough band in Kentucky rockers Sleeper Agent. It seems like a good deal for everyone involved. "They're a true indie label; you know everyone that works there and you can just talk to them any day you want," raved singer Alex Kandel backstage at Rolling Stone's Rock Room party for the second weekend of Coachella. Added bassist Lee Williams, "It's interesting because I feel like they're growing with us. Even just the number of employees and the number of bands when we signed From: RollingStone Views: 409 5 ratings Time: 02:42 More in Entertainment
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22:03:05 04/30/12
Fanfarlo Battle car trouble at Coachella
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Fanfarlo Battle car trouble at Coachella
During the first weekend of Coachella, Fanfarlo traveled all the way from their native London only to be felled by car trouble outside the event grounds. "We were gutted because there were so many good bands on Friday. We wanted to see Pulp and Mazzy Star and all these bands," lamented singer-guitarist Simon Balthazar at Rolling Stone's Rock Room party during the second weekend of the festival. "Then, five miles outside the festival, we hear this pshhhhhh and we keep driving%hellipWe'd blown his huge truck tire and had to wait four or five hours for a rescue mission." As the f From: RollingStone Views: 140 4 ratings Time: 03:03 More in Entertainment
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21:59:22 04/30/12
April Scum Showers: Peter Travers on the Month's Worst Movi
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April Scum Showers: Peter Travers on the Month's Worst Movi
April is over, so it's time for Peter Travers to toss the worst movies of the month into the Scum Bucket, the disgusting repository for Hollywood's foulest junk. There were a few good movies in April, like the Jack Black vehicle�Bernie�and Joss Whedon's hilarious horror movie�The Cabin in the Woods, but the month's films were mostly awful. In this segment, Travers tosses�The Raven, Safe, The Five-Year Engagement, Lockout, Detention, Think Like A Man, The Lady, Darling Companion, The Three Stooges�and�The Lucky One�in the bucket. Do you agree with these picks? Did Travers leav From: RollingStone Views: 526 10 ratings Time: 07:32 More in Entertainment
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21:58:56 04/30/12
Nero Battle the daylight at Coachella
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Nero Battle the daylight at Coachella
Coachella may be widely known as a peaceful, immaculately organized festival, but not all of its performers were pleased during the event's second weekend. Sunday's set times were pushed back 20 minutes to facilitate the headling set between Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg, leaving the dubstep trio Nero with a late-afternoon start time. "We're basically bringing a big light show and video show, and we normally perform in dark places. It was kind of a stipulation," explained member Daniel Stephens at Rolling Stone's backstage Rock Room party. On Saturday, the London group took to its Fac From: RollingStone Views: 131 1 ratings Time: 03:09 More in Entertainment
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21:58:17 04/30/12
The Black Lips Resurrect Biggie at Coachella
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The Black Lips Resurrect Biggie at Coachella
Tupac, who? When the Black Lips stopped by Rolling Stone's Rock Room party for the second weekend of Coachella, they had just usurped Snoop and Dre's famous hologram. "Biggie came out and did a song with us," they explained of their afternoon set the day prior. "He did 'Hypnotize.'" However, the Atlanta garage punks %ndash currently touring in support of their Mark Ronson-produced LP, Arabia Mountain %ndash didn't quite have the $500000 budget that Snoop and Dre did, so they improved with slightly more modest projections. "We have about 20 bucks to spend on 300 DPI %ndash 30 From: RollingStone Views: 639 6 ratings Time: 02:57 More in Entertainment
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21:58:13 04/30/12
Grouplove Play matchmaker for fans
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Grouplove Play matchmaker for fans
Grouplove singer Hannah Hooper may have been battling laryngitis by the second weekend of Coachella, but the band's festival experience was triumphant nonetheless. "Aside from losing our voices, I'd say the second weekend of Coachella was amazing," noted drummer Ryan Rabin backstage at Rolling Stone's�Rock Room party. The pop-rockers, who are about to embark on a national tour in support of their 2011 album Never Trust a Happy Song, were also enthusiastic about Bloom, the documentary about their 2011 SXSW experience that recently aired on IFC. "I also really liked that particula From: RollingStone Views: 511 4 ratings Time: 01:22 More in Entertainment
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21:57:51 04/30/12
Borgore Gets too hot to handle at Coachella
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Borgore Gets too hot to handle at Coachella
The Israeli DJ-producer Borgore got a bit too risqu� for Coachella organizers' tastes at his performance during the festival's first weekend. "The second weekend set is different because on the first weekend, we had two pole dancers and we made them strip down to pasties. Coachella weren't feeling that," explained the former metal drummer turned dubstep star at Rolling Stone's Rock Room party. Despite the live show reconfiguring, Borgore (real name: Asaf Borger) was pleased to perform in the dance-driven Sahara tent with so many of his friends and EDM peers. "You know, doctors From: RollingStone Views: 291 9 ratings Time: 01:44 More in Entertainment
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21:55:38 04/30/12
Donovan On teaching guitar technique to Beatles
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Donovan On teaching guitar technique to Beatles
Donovan stopped by the Rolling Stone studio to chat about getting inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by his friend John Mellencamp and reminisce about teaching John Lennon his distinct finger-picking acoustic guitar technique while studying Transcendental Meditation with the Beatles in India back in 1968. "I used to play acoustic guitar all the time. In fact, Ringo used to say, 'Don, you never stop playing guitar,'" he recalls. "In that nonstop playing, after we meditated, after we ate our health food, after we chased the monkeys off the table, we would play, and as I From: RollingStone Views: 1175 15 ratings Time: 08:12 More in Entertainment
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21:55:31 04/30/12
Datsik Rides the dubstep wave
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Datsik Rides the dubstep wave
"I'm on this big scissor lift and throughout my set, I raise up over 10 feet," enthused dubstep DJ Datsik backstage about his Coachella set, which headlined the festival's electro-driven Sahara Tent on Friday night. "I have these crazy-looking robotic cryomen decked from head to toe in blue LED and eight feet tall. They've got blue and green and red lazers and they spray the whole crowd with cryo, super-cold mist stuff." The Canadian DJ, who released his debut Vitamin D on Dim Mak Records in April, is also branching out as an independent label head while enjoying his vast ne From: RollingStone Views: 184 1 ratings Time: 03:21 More in Entertainment
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Gary Clark Jr. On his hometown 'holiday'
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Gary Clark Jr. On his hometown 'holiday'
Ladies, mark your calendars: May 3rd is your new favorite holiday. "I do have a day named after me," admitted the talented blues-rock guitarist Gary Clark Jr. backstage at Rolling Stone's Coachella Rock Room party. "When I was 17, the mayor called me up and had this presentation. He declared May 3rd Gary Clark Day in Austin. But I don't celebrate it or anything." The up-and-comer has another intriguing day on the horizon: he'll perform at Metallica's Orion Festival in New Jersey in late June. "I don't know if I'll cover a Metallica song, but I did grow up with a buddy of mine a From: RollingStone Views: 169 1 ratings Time: 02:01 More in Entertainment
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Mastodon On getting away from concept albums
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Mastodon On getting away from concept albums
Mastodon members Bill Kelliher and Brann Dailor stopped by the Rolling Stone studio recently to explain how they connected with Feist to record a split single for Record Store Day, and why they cast aside the complicated structures and thematic framework of their previous records when they made their latest album, The Hunter. "As soon as we decided to abandon the whole concept album, that opened up a whole new avenue for subject matter we had been wanting to use but didn't fit into the confines of whatever particular concept we were working on," says Dailor. Interview by Matthe From: RollingStone Views: 505 5 ratings Time: 03:52 More in Entertainment
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The Hives Welcome stage wounds at Coachella
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The Hives Welcome stage wounds at Coachella
"If you have the perfect rock show, do you change it next week?" The Hives' guitarist, Nicholaus Arson, was not asking rhetorically; when the band gathered backstage at Rolling Stone%rsquos Coachella Rock Room, they were one day away from performing during the second weekend of the festival. The Swedish garage rockers, who broke internationally with 2000%rsquos Veni Vidi Vicious and its ubiquitous single "Hate to Say I Told You So," are preparing for the release of their self-produced and self-released fifth album, Lex Hives ��%ndash �an album that Arson called "as much Hive From: RollingStone Views: 266 0 ratings Time: 04:16 More in Entertainment
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James Talk new box set, criminal origins
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James Talk new box set, criminal origins
"We're the perennials," said James lead singer Tim Booth, pausing in the shade at Rolling Stone's Coachella Rock Room. "When we started, we were 16-year-olds who'd stolen their equipment from another band who was loading out. We didn%rsquot know how to play an instrument so we took a long time learning." Now, James has a proper box set to celebrate their 30-year career: The Gathering Sound, out July 16. It compiles the Manchester, England rock band's greatest hits, unreleased rareties and even a J-shaped USB drive preloaded with the band's 10 studio albums. The band conducted From: RollingStone Views: 53 0 ratings Time: 02:48 More in Entertainment
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21:54:47 04/30/12
'The Lucky One' Another awful Nicholas Sparks movie
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'The Lucky One' Another awful Nicholas Sparks movie
Peter Travers is fed up with Nicholas Sparks, the author behind sappy tearjerkers like The Notebook, A Walk to Remember, Nights in Rodanthe, Dear John and the new movie, The Lucky One. Travers admits that he cried while watching the film, but it's because he weeps for the future of movies if Hollywood continues to make these awful pictures based on Sparks' dopey romance novels. If you're seeing The Lucky One, Travers wants to know why. Let him know in the comments below, on Twitter or via e-mail. From: RollingStone Views: 365 7 ratings Time: 04:13 More in Entertainment
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Manchester Orchestra On Abbey Road and Anglophilia
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Manchester Orchestra On Abbey Road and Anglophilia
Manchester Orchestra singer Andy Hull may have grown up in Atlanta, but his heart was always across the pond. "I started the band when I was 16 and that summer, I was listening to a lot of Morrissey and the Smiths. So Manchester was just a city that seemed to be cool," he recalled at Rolling Stone's Rock Room party at Coachella. Despite the dreary weather, the town has lived up to all his expectations. "We've been there like 10 times and it's pretty cool. The city is super supportive of us." Ever the Anglophiles, the busy rockers recently visited another historic British spot w From: RollingStone Views: 96 2 ratings Time: 01:56 More in Entertainment
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21:54:29 04/30/12
The Sheepdogs Rave about touring with John Fogerty
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The Sheepdogs Rave about touring with John Fogerty
Rolling Stone's Choose the Cover winners, the Sheepdogs, are now rubbing elbows with music notables. The band's upcoming debut on Atlantic Records was produced by the Black Keys' Patrick Carney and Rolling Stone's Austin Scaggs, and they've also toured Australia with a rock legend, an unbelievable experience for singer Ewan Currie. "Touring with John Fogerty was fantastic," he raved at Rolling Stone's backstage Rock Room party at Coachella. "Since I was about 8 or 9, I've been a fan of him and Creedence. Getting to tour back in Australia for him was close to a dream come true. From: RollingStone Views: 331 2 ratings Time: 02:01 More in Entertainment
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