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Yeah Yeah Yeahs Rule Coachella’s 2013 Kick-Off

While ’90s U.K. band the Stone Roses were the official headliners, Karen O and the Yeah Yeahs (and a surprise video tease from Daft Punk) were the biggest stars of Coachella 2013′s opening night.

KROQ-FM–2013/04/13

Blur's Damon Alban (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Coachella Observations: Classic Brit Poppers Trying To Reach Techno Tots

Every year, the dance music scene at Coachella becomes more and more impenetrable and the techno tots dressed in neon nipple tape and ripped up denim booty shorts become younger and younger.

KROQ-FM–2013/04/13

Damon Albarn of Blur - "woo-hoo" indeed. (Dana Distortion)

Radio.com Inside Out: Coachella Goes Old School For 2013

“It’s my 1995 dream.” That’s what Entertainment Weekly Senior Editor Leah Greenblatt told Radio.com about the headliners for this year’s Coachella. Indeed, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Blur and the Stone Roses all had albums […]

2013/04/11

Pearl Jam at the 1993 MTV Video Music Awards (Frank Micelotta Getty Images)

Top 10 Albums From 1993 That Still Rock: Nirvana, Tool, Depeche Mode

From the Pumpkins’ tightly-packed guitar symphony to the electronic art-rock of a certain Icelandic prodigy, these 10 classic albums still rock two decades after the fact.

KROQ-FM–2013/04/05

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Don’t Look Back In Anger: Why The Oasis/Blur Feud Mattered

On Saturday, March 23, 2013 at London’s Royal Albert Hall, the Britpop wars were finally put to rest when Noel Gallagher, Damon Albarn and Graham Coxon (with modfather Paul Weller on drums) performed Blur’s “Tender” […]

2013/03/25

Vampire Weekend (Amy Sussman/Getty Images)

Coachella Festival Grows

Just when you thought the Southern California festival couldn’t get any larger, Coachella promoters Goldenvoice have announced a series of intimate concerts featuring a wide variety of festival artists performing at intimate venues around event […]

2013/02/25

Muse's Matt Bellamy perfoming at the Olympics (Leon Neal, AFP)

Your Music Guide: Muse, Blur, Liam Gallagher Rule Olympic Closing Ceremony

Rock dominated what will likely go down as one of the most impressive Olympic closing ceremonies of all time. The British roster included Muse, Blur, Pet Shop Boys, Queen, Liam Gallagher, and more.

KROQ-FM–2012/08/12

Matt Bellamy of Muse (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

The London 2012 Olympics – Not Your Father’s Soundtrack

Let’s be honest, the Olympic soundtracks are all too often programmed for the masses and musical choices have always been safe. Not the case this year with songs from The Sex Pistols, Muse, The Clash and more.

2012/07/25

Blur Releases New Video For “Under The Westway”

Blur formed in 1988 and released their debut album, Leisure, in 1991. In the six albums that followed, Blur has been everything from “Britpop” to “Indie” to “Art Rock.” But since their last studio release, […]

2012/07/09

Blur Officially Releases New Tracks “The Puritan” And “Under the Westway”

Blur just premiered two fresh tracks, breathing new life into fans’ hopes that the Britpop legends are on the road to more music. “Under the Westway” and “The Puritan” mark the band’s first new material […]

2012/07/02

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