Picture of the day: July 18, 2012

Pop-rockers Paramore are currently in the studio working on their new album, follow up to 2009's Brand New Eyes. It will be their first record since Farro brothers' departure in December, 2010. They posted via their Facebook page this photo, which features gospel choir recording vocals for one of Paramore's new tracks. We'll see how it will sound.

Paramore already released four new songs in new formation as Box Set called Singles Club. It featured "Monster", "Renegade", "Hello Cold World" and "In The Mourning".

Song of the day: Wild Flag - "Boom"

Wild Flag performing "Boom" at Pitchfork Music Festival.

Picture of the day: July 17, 2012

Miles Kane at Benicassim Festival, which took place last weekend.

Bob Dylan to release 35th studio album

Folk legend Bob Dylan doesn't have enough. After 50 years of career, 34 studio LPs, 58 singles, 13 live albums and 14 compilation albums, he decided to record new, 35th studio full-length album.

It is entitled Tempest and it will be out on September 10 in the UK and as usual, one day later, September 11 in the US.

It will contain 10 tracks (tracklisting is at the bottom of the post) and it was produced by master himself (I think he's got enough experiences after all that time). Funny fact about every Dylan's record is that producer on his albums is always named as Jack Frost and this one is no exception.


Tracklisting of Tempest:

"Duquesne Whistle"
"Soon After Midnight"
"Narrow Way"
"Long and Wasted Years"
"Pay In Blood"
"Scarlet Town"
"Early Roman Kings"
"Tin Angel"
"Tempest"
"Roll On John"

Song of the day: Cults - "Abducted"

Cults performing their hit "Abducted" at Pitchfork Music Festival. Great performance and sexy legs (if you know what I mean...) :)

Stream new album from The Gaslight Anthem in its entirety

The Gaslight Anthem's new record Handwritten isn't out until next week (July 24). However, NPR Music is streaming this anticipated album in its entirety. Just head here, and enjoy great music.

I haven't listen to the album yet, but based on first track revealed from the album , "45", it will be awesome! I hope, I'm right about it.

Picture of the day: July 16, 2012

This photo was taken at Radiohead's first post-collapse show, which took place at the Les Arenes in Nimes, France on July 10. They paid tribute to their drum-tech who died during the collapse. The band filled the screen with photos of Scott Johnson during their last encore.

Hear No Doubt's comeback single

Not only Green Day have new song out, but also No Doubt revealed their very anticipated comeback single. "Settle Down" is first song revealed from their forthcoming record Push and Shove, which is out on September 24. New song's not bad, but I like their older stuff more. Anyway, here it is:

Listen to new song from Green Day

It is finally here. Green Day just revealed first single from their forthcoming album ¡Uno!, the first of their ¡Uno! ¡Dos! ¡Tré! album trilogy. Track is called "Oh Love" and you can listen to it below.

Do you like the song or did you expect different sound? I like it, but I hope there will be also heavier stuff on the albums...

Sean Lennon and Yoko Ono have new protest song

Son of legendary John Lennon, Sean Lennon, wrote a new protest song with his mother Yoko Ono. Track entitled "Don't Frack My Mother" points at environmental problems during extraction of gas and oil from rocks at a depth of 2,000 to 10,000 feet down into the shale (so-called "fracking").

They played the song during Late Night With Jimmy Fallon show. Jimmy Fallon himself joined the duo onstage and they all finished the song together.

For more information about fracking, visit http://artistsagainstfracking.com.