Consequence of Sound — The Strokes rocker specifically says Ariel Pink should be more famous, and will some day be "one of the best-remembered artists of this generation." more info

NME — "I strive to build a world where the Velvet Underground would be more popular than the Rolling Stones" Ed Sheeran, Julian Casablancas The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas has lamented the current state of modern popular music, arguing in a ... more info

NME — He also heavily implies that The Strokes just 'pays the bills' Julian Casablancas of The Voidz The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas has stated that Jimi Hendrix “didn’t have hits” in a new interview. In a new Vulture …Continue readin... more info

Rolling Stone — The Strokes' Albert Hammond Jr. played a measured, highly melodic new song titled "Set to Attack" on The Late Late Show on Wednesday. "Set toThis article originally appeared on www.rollingstone.com: See Albert Hammond Jr.'s Acrobatic &apos... more info

NME — The guitarist's fourth solo album will be released next week Albert Hammond Jr has shared a new track Albert Hammond Jr has shared another new track from his upcoming fourth solo album, ‘Francis Trouble’. The Strokes guitarist will …Contin... more info

Stereogum — Albert Hammond Jr. continues to parallel the rollout of the new Voidz album with an album rollout of his own. The Strokes guitarist has already shared "Muted Beatings," and "Far Away Truths" from his upcoming solo LP Francis Trouble, which is named a... more info

Stereogum — The Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. has a new solo album entitled Francis Trouble, inspired by the death of his stillborn twin brother Francis, on the way. We've already heard lead single "Muted Beatings" and gotten a Portia Doubleday-starring m... more info

JamBase — Listen to "Leave It In My Dreams" the new single from The Strokes' Julian Casablancas' side-project the Voidz. more info

Chorus.fm — Deryck Whibley of Sum 41 talked with MTV about the making of their video for “Still Waiting” and poking fun at The Strokes: “Everyone else had kinda disappeared, and it’s now like 9 in the morning, so it’s one of those kinda parties,” Whi... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — High Tropics come from Australia but deliver a big brand of rock and roll that seems to channel some of the biggest modern rock acts here in America. Single “15 Years” calls to mind the recent work of acts such as The Strokes and The Killers, wi... more info