Here Comes The Flood — Phish is releasing an archival box set (6 CD's) on June 18. Ventura contains two shows by the Vermont jam band at the Ventura County Fairgrounds: July 30, 1997 and July 20, 1998. Pre-orders from Dry Goods include a bonus disc with tracks from a ... more info

Impose Magazine — Here is how the headlines will remember the week. President of the Catholic League is so fired up at Bowie's "The Next Day" music video that he called the pop star a, "switch-hitting, bisexual, senior citizen", while the media hedgefund-scaled hy... more info

Starpulse — The Catholic League has released a statement reprimanding David Bowie for the religious themes in his new music video for "The Next Day." more info

Starpulse — David Bowie has incurred the wrath of officials at America's Catholic League over his religious-themed new video. The Ziggy Stardust legend's promo for new single The Next Day was temporarily remo... more info

Starpulse — David Bowie's latest video, "The Next Day," off his comeback album of the same name, has caused a controversy over religious imagery and was briefly pulled from website YouTube.com on Wednesday. Y... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — It's nice to know even a 66-year-old David Bowie can still elicit some pearl-clutching. more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — David Bowie has incurred the wrath of officials at the Catholic League over his religious-themed new video. more info

E! Online — David Bowie's latest clip wasn't so hunky-dory for some folks at YouTube. The video-sharing site temporarily took down the new music video for his song "The Next Day"... more info

The Independent — The latest music video from David Bowie, which shows the performer dressed as Christ alongside Gary Oldman as a debauched priest and Marion Cotillard as a prostitute, was ‘mistakenly’ removed from YouTube due to its graphic content.     more info

411 Mania — Catholic League President insults Bowie... more info