Natasha Young
Natasha Young, a writer and editor recently transplanted from Montreal and originally from Portland, Maine, is now based in New York City. She writes about music for Spinner, AOL Music Blog, the Boombox, and more.
Follow Natasha on Twitter @natashayg.
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Ron Santarsiero
L.A. indie outfit Torches bring us this video for their track "When You Gonna" off their upcoming self-released EP If The People Stare, due out on May 6th via iTunes, Bandcamp and Soundcloud.
Torches' new EP comes as the first followup to their debut LP, 2012's Heads Full of Rust. Their reverberant, guitar-driven brand of ...
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Pink Floyd
Storm Thorgerson, iconic graphic designer who created album artwork for Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Peter Gabriel and Muse, has passed away at the age of 70.
The BBC reports that Thorgerson's family has released a statement saying he died peacefully on Thursday surrounded by family and friends, explaining that he "had been ...
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Eliot Lee Hazel
The Dandy Warhols have been around for nearly two decades now, making long-lasting rad jams like "Bohemian Like You" and "We Used to Be Friends." Their latest effort and eighth full-length studio album, This Machine, was recorded in 2011 at the band's self-described "rock clubhouse/ entertainment megaplex/studio," which they ...
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Jason Merritt, Getty Images
Musician, songwriter and record producer Linda Perry just got engaged to actress Sara Gilbert (who, if you don't watch daytime talk shows, you may remember from "Roseanne" -- nostalgia alert!). Perry reportedly had very big plans for her proposal, as Gilbert shared on Monday's episode of "The Talk."
"We go ...
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Looks like former Rolling Stones guitarist Mick Taylor (pictured above, second from left) is going to be hitting the road with his old bandmates once again. Keith Richards revealed the news during last night's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" appearance that Taylor will join in on their new 50 and Counting tour dates, ...
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Brooks Reynolds
Alexander Fairchild is more prolific than your average up-and-coming artist. The singer-songwriter from Ontario, Canada, touted as a one-man band, just released his second EP in a month, called Where Do You Go. We've got your first look at what Fairchild's recent flurry of activity with an exclusive premiere of his video ...
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Arts and Crafts
Broken Social Scene, the Canadian indie rock collective that helped launch the solo careers of Feist, Jason Collett and Metric's Emily Haines, has been on indefinite hiatus since 2011. Now, the on-again off-again band has revealed they'll be reuniting to headline the A&C Field Trip Music Festival, celebrating 10th ...
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