Indie Music News — As the theatrical release dates draw near, More2Screen and Eagle Rock Films announce the cities and theaters here: http://found.ee/AmericanValhallaMovie. The documentary captures the collaboration of Iggy Pop and Queens Of The Stone Age frontman Josh... more info

Stereogum — Last year, Iggy Pop teamed up with Queens Of The Stone Age leader Josh Homme to record his final album Post Pop Depression . Their collaboration will be chronicled in a new documentary called American Valhalla, co-directed by Homme and named after o... more info

Rolling Stone — Iggy Pop has unveiled the new video for "American Valhalla," a highlight off his Post Pop Depression collaboration with Josh Homme. The video premiered Monday on Nowness. The black-and-white, screen-within-a-screen video juxtaposes imagery of a... more info

Consequence of Sound — Post Pop Depression visuals tap into the "last man standing" notion. more info

NME — Taken from his latest LP 'Post Pop Depression' more info

Stereogum — Iggy Pop released his most recent album, Post Pop Depression, back in March, and today he’s debuting a video for the stand-out track “American Valhalla.” Jamie-James Medina directed the clip, and the model Ruth Bells stars in it. The director t... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — "Sunday", the new video from Iggy Pop and Joshua Homme, can be seen below. The song is taken from "Post Pop Depression", the seventeenth Iggy Pop album, which was released on March 18 via Rekords Rekords / Loma Vista / Caroline. The first Iggy Pop a... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — "Tooth, Beak & Claw", a brand new song from Swedish metallers AVATAR, can be streamed below. The track is taken from the band's new concept album, "Feathers & Flesh", which will be released on Friday, May 13 via Another Century in Europe and Enterta... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — In the highly stratified world of opera-going, the seating area known as the founders circle is the modern-day equivalent to Valhalla, an exclusive domain located on high and populated by gods - that is to say, the wealthiest arts donors, as well as ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The ensemble dramedy "See You in Valhalla" could be the death knell for dysfunctional family reunion movies. It's that bad. Blame it largely on Brent Tarnol's clumsy, clichéd script that his director brother, Jarret, does little to improve upon. more info