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Tunabunny - Genius Fatigue

4686 days ago

DrownedInSound — With a lineage of musical talent that includes REM, Neutral Milk Hotel and The B52s among its number, the city of Athens, Georgia has a history to be proud of. One of its more recent exports are Tunabunny, a four-piece whose lo-fi, post-punk stylings... more info

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Watch Colin Meloy, Ben Gibbard, and Peter Buck perform R.E.M.’s “You Are the Everything”

4704 days ago

Consequence of Sound — Just another day in Portland. more info

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Listen to Michael Stipe and Courtney Love’s pirate shanty

4708 days ago

Consequence of Sound — Hear Michael Stipe's first recording since the end of R.E.M. more info

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Watch Ben Gibbard perform R.E.M.’s “Near Wild Heaven” with Mike Mills and Peter Buck

4721 days ago

Consequence of Sound — Recorded last weekend in Baja. more info

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Radar Band Of The Week - No. 120: Parquet Courts

4725 days ago

NME - Radar — “New York felt like my home before I moved there,” Parquet Courts’ Andrew Savage tells Radar from a diner somewhere in Philadelphia, in between bites of his vegan Philly cheese steak. The band are currently on tour in the States to support the ... more info

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R.e.m.'S End Of The World Song Is A Hit Again

4753 days ago

ContactMusic — R.E.M.'s doomsday anthem It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) has been given a big sales boost thanks to last week's (21Dec12)... more info

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R.E.M.'s 'It's the End of the World As We Know It' Gets Tons of Play on 12.21.12

4758 days ago

411 Mania — Go figureÃ‚Â… more info

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Pretty Lights drops end-of-the-world mashup

4760 days ago

Consequence of Sound — Featuring Black Sabbath, R.E.M. and more. more info

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REM: Document (25th Anniversary Edition) – review

4775 days ago

Guardian Music — (2CD, EMI)Document, released in 1987, saw REM taking a giant step towards the arenas: Scott Litt's production put Bill Berry's drums front and centre, huge and echoing, in the mid-80s fashion; Michael Stipe's lyrics were getting ever more discernible... more info

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