Stereogum — Back in August, we heard “Floor of the Ocean,” a single off Mark Lanegan’s forthcoming record, Phantom Radio. While Lanegan’s trajectory as a musician has changed significantly since Screaming Trees — at times Phantom Radio sounds practical... more info

NME — The track features on the new Mark Lanegan Band album 'Phantom Radio' more info

Stereogum — Mark Lanegan reportedly recorded much of his new album, Phantom Radio, using an iPhone app called Funkbox, but as “Harvest Home” shows, it doesn’t really matter what recording technology you’re using when your voice sounds like it’s been ag... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — As mentioned, Mark Lanegan is set to release his new solo album, Phantom Radio, on October 21. Where first single "Floor Of The Ocean" was decidedly synthy, the second-released track from the album, "Harvest Home," sounds a little more... more info

Nialler9 — Manic Street Preachers have announced a special 20th anniversary gig for Dublin on December 13th at the Olympia where they will perform their caustic classic Holy Bible in full for the first time. Tickets are €39 plus fees on sale Friday at 9am. D... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — (via) Tickets for the Lucinda Williams show at Beacon Theatre go on sale beginning today at 9 AM. Tickets for the Swans show at Warsaw go on sale today at 10 AM. Tickets for the Cymbals Eat Guitars show at... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis Alt rock vet Mark Lanegan will release his new album, Phantom Radio, on October 21 via Flooded Soil/Vagrant. The first single from the record is "Floor Of The Ocean" which might supprise Screaming Trees fans who haven't... more info

Stereogum — Mark Lanegan recently released the new EP No Bells On Sunday, but that was really just an appetizer for the upcoming full-length, Phantom Radio. Crazily enough, Lanegan says most of the album’s drum parts were made using an app on his smartphone ca... more info

NME — The Queens Of The Stone Age frontman has reworked the 'No Bells On Sunday' track more info

Stereogum — Mark Lanegan is having a really good year. He’s already helped out his buddy J Mascis by doing vocals on the new Sweet Apple album, and soon you’re gonna hear him tear up the new Earth album (yes, Earth will have vocals on their next album!). But... more info