NEWS: Dirty Projectors Play 'Letterman,' Bikini Kill's History & More

Led Zeppelin's concert film "Celebration Day" is all about the band's last reunion show back in 2007. And boy did they still have it! Check out the crew playing "Black Dog" right here. [Antiquiet]

Former Girls lead singer Christopher Owens is striking out on his on and going on tour. Is your city on the list? [Consequence of Sound]

Everyone's arguing about streaming again -- like, everybody. Daman Krukowski of Galaxie 500 has chimed in to show the raw data behind this whole streaming business. And it's not pretty. [AV Club]

Action Bronson's Rare Chandeliers cover is the greatest thing ever. The greatest. [The Boombox]

The venerable Yo La Tengo are returning with studio album No. 13. And, oh my god, they are still amazing. Hear new track "Before We Run." [MTV Hive]

Electronic music pioneer Pete Namlook (real last name Kuhlmann) has passed away. [Pitchfork]

An infographic of how the Bluebird Café in Nashville, Tenn. has been affected by the ABC hit drama "Nashville." Let's just say there's a lot more "shushing" goin' on. [Vulture]

Read this amazing oral history of Bikini Kill. [SPIN]

Southern California has always been home to some of the best hardcore (hardcore music, dummy). Here's a list of 10 essential tracks from the SoCal scene. [Diffuser]

And finally check our friends the Dirty Projectors blow everyone's mind on "Letterman" when they play "About to Die." [Video via Stereogum]