Big Apple Music Scene — We'll admit that we're a little confused over why the plot of World War Z is changing so drastically in the adaptation from page to screen, but that's not going to stop us from eating up every piece of news about it that we can. Case in point: Set pi... more info

Altsounds — The Zombies, helmed by founding members *Rod Argent* and singer *Colin Blunstone*, are marking the group's half century with a new album – *Breathe Out, Breathe In* and a U.S. tour in September and October, 2011. A magisterial work, it ... more info

Indie Selections For Your Erections — This week’s show was extra long, given that I filled in for the DJ with the show after me. Four hours in a radio station is a long time! Thus this week is cut into two different blocks, as one four hour mp3 is a bit insane. I played a bit m... more info

The Music Fix — Check out their new video inside. Plus, new tour dates. more info

NME — Pair duet on cover of The Zombies' 'She's Not There' for 'True Blood' more info

Stereogum — Neko Case and Nick Cave have covered the Zombies’ “She’s Not There” for HBO’s True Blood. KCRW DJ Gary Calamar, who serves as music supervisor for the vampire comedy (did you think it was a drama?), commissioned Lafayette rocker CC Adcock t... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Andrew Sacher Psychedelic pop legends The Zombies are celebrating their 50th anniversary this year. They formed in 1961. They're celebrating the anniversary with an album of entirely new material Breathe Out, Breathe In. The album is credited to "... more info

Altsounds — The mid '60s rock group *The Zombies*, were famed for writing melodies as gorgeous as those of *The Beatles *and *The Beach Boys*. Singer *Colin Blunstone's* distinctive voice, described as 'wispy wonderfulness' manages to be both sweetly angelic an... more info

DrownedInSound — The kind of album you will most likely be buying in good faith with modest expectations rather than in search of a stone cold classic. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Totally Fuzzy — Sometimes in order for rock music to be able to develop further, one needs to revisit the past occasionally, as bands like The Black Crowes and others have demonstrated, and with success. Highway Child sound as if they could have come straight from... more info