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Plants and Animals fills songs with joy and wonder

Music & nightlifeNightclub preview: Canadian three-man band Plants and Animals comes to Seattle's Nectar on March 17, touring behind their 2008 album, "Parc Avenue."

Publicado: 2009-03-13 Proveedor: Seattle Times

Hey Venus! by Super Furry Animals

Hey Venus! is the Welsh band's follow-up to Love Kraft. [Rock, Indie]

Publicado: 2007-08-30 Proveedor: Metacritic

Grand Animals by Robbers On High Street

The New York indie band releases its sophomore album. [Indie, Rock]

Publicado: 2007-08-02 Proveedor: Metacritic

Readers’ Rock List: Animal Bands

Rock Daily is amped to be hitting the SXSW festival later this week, where we’ll surely be encountering dozens of bands named after animals. So we dedicated the Weekend Rock List to all the Animal Bands that looked to wildlife for inspiration. To avoid a landslide, bugs — and thus the Beatles — were banned. With the Fab Four out, our readers voted Animal Collective as the king of the rock jungle, thanks to their new Merriweather Post Pavilion. The Collective edged out Eagles, Animals and many more furry and feathered bands. To see if your favorite Animal Band made it, check the Readers’ List below: 1. Animal Collective 2. Eagles 3. The Animals 4. Fleet Foxes 5. Grizzly Bear 6. Modest Mouse 7. Super Furry Animals 8. Cat Power 9. Panda Bear 10. Wolfmother 11. The Monkees 12. Def Leppard 13. Steppenwolf 14. Wolf Parade 15. Phish 16. The Byrds 17. Gorillaz 18. The Turtles 19. The Yardbirds 20. Dr. Dog

Publicado: 2009-03-16 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock Lists

Jon Bon Jovi Warns: You Mess With the “Jovi,” You Get the Horns

Jon Bon Jovi was in a cafe in Red Bank, NJ, recently when he saw a container of Mijovi — an energy drink whose name shares four letters with the rocker’s — on display. He then called his lawyers, who sent the coffee drink’s makers a cease and desist order. Mijovi owner Marcus Carrington says the drink is named after his girlfriend, Jovita, and that it’s pronounced “mi hovi” (like mojito). Bon Jovi is also perturbed that the beverage’s can features the slogan “its-mi-life,” an incorrectly spelled take on one of the band’s recent hits, “It’s My Life,” though we didn’t hear Eric Burdon of The Animals (or anyone from Talk Talk, for that matter) complaining when Bon Jovi reused that song title. Carrington said that future cans of Mijovi will not feature that motto. We recommend “Mijovi, the energy drink that feels like a shot through the heart.”

Publicado: 2007-07-20 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News

NEW MUSIC BURSTS FROM BAND'S BUBBLE

ROCK 'n' roll is a zoo, but the animals have always been free-range. At least until now. Atlanta-based punk pop band Cartel has agreed to be caged in a 40-by-40- foot Fiberglas "bubble" planted at the tip of Pier 54 on the Hudson, where they will...

Publicado: 2007-05-29 Proveedor: New York Post Etiquetas: bubble, Pugh, space, Cartel, Sanders, band, until, days, record, turn, walk, based, bunk, fans, kind, music

Super Furry Animals - Super Furry Animals Talk New Album

SUPER FURRY ANIMALS have been discussing their ninth studio album which will be released online in March.The as-yet-untitled album will be the band's first record ...

Publicado: 2009-01-30 Proveedor: Contact Music

The Golden Mile by The Peth

The Welsh indie rock band that includes Rhys Ifans and Super Furry Animals' Dafydd Ieuan releases its debut album. [Rock, Folk]

Publicado: 2008-10-28 Proveedor: Metacritic

Green Day Cut Secret New Album

Fans waiting for a new Green Day record are about to get one. Sort of: The Bay Area punks have just revealed that the rowdy garage-rock band called Foxboro Hot Tubs — who posted six tunes online in December — is in fact the rock superstars working under a pseudonym. And just as two of the new tracks are gaining traction on rock radio, Green Day have announced that the Foxboro Hot Tubs’ full-length album, Stop Drop and Roll, will be out “any day.” Billie Joe Armstrong and Co. say they consider the FHT album, recorded with perennial Green Day sidemen Jason White and Jason Freese, to be “the next Green Day record.” “We record live to an eight-track reel-to-reel machine,” they say in an e-mail to Rolling Stone. “We write songs as we go, on the fly, fast and spontaneous.” From the design of the Foxboro Hot Tubs’ Website — which includes Sixties clips of girls dancing the Swim and the Jerk — to the style of music, Green Day are riffing on the aesthetic of classic garage bands like the Animals and the Kinks on this project. Specifically, their inspirations were “red wine and the Troggs,” they say. The upbeat FHT tunes are presumably very different from the material the trio have been working on for the follow-up to their ambitious megahit, American Idiot, which sources expect out this year. “I want to dig into who I am and what I’m feeling at this moment — which is middle-aged,” Armstrong told Rolling Stone late last year. “We’ve been doing this for almost twenty years.” The project gives Green Day a chance to blow off steam before forging ahead with their next official album. “This is them having fun,” says a source close to the band. And it’s not the first time they’ve used a pseudonym: In 2003, while working on American Idiot, Green Day released a spiky New Wave LP as the Network. Of course, fans did

Publicado: 2008-04-17 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News

Matchbox Twenty Pulls Out Of Wyoming Rodeo Concert Out Of Concern For Animals

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) _ Matchbox Twenty has canceled a performance at a large rodeo event out of concern for the animals. Lead singer Rob Thomas confirmed that the band is pulling out of its July 18 show[...] Read more!

Publicado: 2008-04-13 Proveedor: StarPulse

Super Furry Animals Announce Uk Tour

Super Furry Animals will head out on an extensive UK tour this autumn ahead of the release of their new album.The Welsh band will release He

Publicado: 2007-07-24 Proveedor: Contact Music

Girl Talk Unleashes Pay What You Want Album “Feed the Animals”

Mash-up guru Girl Talk’s new album Feed the Animals is now up for download on the Illegal Art Website. Like Radiohead’s In Rainbows, Feed the Animals will be available for whatever sum listeners deem worthy, even if they want to pay nothing. Girl Talk does have some incentives if you do choose to pay, however: $5 gets you FLAC files and a seamless mix of the album, while $10 gets you that and a physical copy of Feed when they become available. If you choose to download the album, you’re met with a series of options of why you opted not to pay, making you confront your own guilt. The album itself seems more focused and less jittery than Girl Talk’s previous album Night Ripper. Lil Wayne, Lil Jon, Avril Lavigne, Rod Stewart, Blackstreet, Procol Harum, Ace of Base, Kanye West, the Band and that song from Dawson’s Creek all get dropped in, and that’s just the first three tracks.

Publicado: 2008-06-19 Proveedor: Rolling Stone Etiquetas: Rock News