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Counting Crows will be releasing their first new album in over 4 years on April 10, 2012 on Collective Sounds and are currently giving away a new song

Camper Van Beethoven co-founder and multi-instrumentalist Jonathan Segel will release a full-length solo effort, All Attractions , on March 6. Most of the album’s songs were written in the Swedish countryside where Segal and his wife—who is Swedish—vacation every summer.

Counting Crows will release their first album of new material in over four years on April 10, 2012 via Collective Sounds. Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did On Our Summer Vacation) is a collection of covers described as “a testament of a band geek-obsessed with music.”

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Counting Crows will stream their forthcoming album for free. The band, who left Geffen Records three years ago in order to be able to create music independently, will release Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did on Our Summer Vacation), their first full-length album in four years, April 10. The songs will be made available for streaming

Counting Crows, who amicably left longtime label Geffen Records in 2009 to make music independently, will release their first full-length in four years -- titled  "Underwater Sunshine (or What We Did on Our Summer Vacation)" -- on April 10.

South County residents have the chance to be citizen scientists Feb. 17-20 in their own back yards. Those are the four days set aside for the annual Great Backyard Bird Count.

Ted Gilman, above, education specialist at Audubon Greenwich, will discuss National Bird Feeding Month and the Great Backyard Bird Count on Feb. 9, at 10:30 a.m., at the Cos Cob Library.

John-Paul Helk Artist:  Counting Crows The Counting Crows felt the love in Baltimore when they made August and Everything After: Live at Town Hall . The album features a great set, and includes some of what lead singer Adam Duritz said to the audience in between songs, which tended to be pretty amusing. The crowd noise is only really audible before and after songs, which is unfortunately rare ...

Macbeth's castle had a raven. Larry Ellison's fortress has crows. They arrive in the afternoon from every direction.

It's nearing the end for official SXSW music reveals, and this time we've got John Mayer and Counting Crows and Kreayshawn and A$AP Rocky to account for, not to mention Austin acts Agent Ribbons, Zorch, My Education , and so many more . Again, this is the official list, so who knows what's in store for day parties and other non-SXSW sanctioned get-downs. [ more › ]