New Mumford & Sons Has a Black Sabbath Vibe, Bassist Says
Mumford & Sons bass player Ted Dwane says the indie rock quartet are working as hard as ever on the follow-up to 2010’s, Sigh No More.
Radiohead to Release Two New Songs Next Week
Radiohead fans should set their alarm clocks to get up early this coming Monday (Dec. 19), as the band have announced they will release two fresh songs that morning: “The…
Sublime with Rome: We’re Not Breaking Up
To squelch any rumors of a permanent break, Sublime with Rome took to their official website yesterday (Dec. 12) to announce that, no, they are not calling it quits.
The Black Keys’, ‘El Camino,’ Wails and Rocks – Album Review
El Camino, the Black Keys’ latest full-length, picks up on the retro-soul feeling of 2010’s Brothers. Read Audio Ink Radio's album review, here!
Smashing Pumpkins Break with Longtime Producer and Comrade Kerry Brown
Smashing Pumpkins are switching things up for 2012, as longtime producer Kerry Brown has announced that he’s no longer jamming with the alternative rock band.
Red Hot Chili Peppers Book More 2012 U.S. Tour Dates
Funk-rock icons the Red Hot Chili Peppers have announced a handful of new North American tour dates, including stops in California, Arizona and Colorado.
Sublime with Rome Drummer Bud Gaugh Leaves Band [Breaking]
Speaking with Kevin & Bean of Los Angeles alternative rock station KROQ, Sublime with Rome announced that drummer Bud Gaugh is leaving the band and tonight (Dec. 10) will be…
Coldplay Announce 2012 North American Tour
Chris Martin and his Britpop band Coldplay have booked their first North American tour in roughly three years. Find the dates, here!
Foster the People, ‘Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls)’ – Video Review
Thank goodness for quirky bands like the Black Keys and Foster the People who know how to make mesmerizing music videos that don’t rely on commercial hoopla.
Metallica, Chili Peppers Manager Urges Bands to Tour Europe Now
Cliff Burnstein, who manages Metallica and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, told the Wall Street Journal he wants the bands to play Europe before the economy worsens.