Hopefully it hasn't escaped your attention that Leeds-based Jealous Records happens to be home to a couple of DiS's favourite bands, Bullet Union and This Aint Vegas. Luckily for us, both outfits tour in the extremely near future...

The Darkness will release their long-awaited (we suppose) new album on November 14th. It's titled One Way Ticket To Hell... And Back...

Oasis are shortlisted for a whopping five nominations at this year's Q Awards. They've made their way into the running for the Best Track, Best Live Act, Best Album, Best Video and Best Act In The World Today gongs...

A host of London talent heads up a benefit gig for Great Ormond Street Hospital, this Sunday (September 25th) at the Hoxton Bar & Kitchen...

Pop-punkers Green Day are to release a live DVD (no date announced just yet) featuring footage from their Milton Keynes show back in June...

A double-disc compilation album featuring an array of bands championed by the late John Peel will hit stores on the Monday (October 17th) following John Peel Day (Thursday October 13th)...

Leeds five-piece Four Day Hombre are set to release their first single through recently established DIY label Alamo Music on October 17th 2005...

The Strummer Live Music Series - in conjunction with Strummer magazine - which is due to take place on the Fylde Coast at The Rossall Tavern, Fleetwood and the Liquid Lounge, Blackpool between October and December '05 today announced that John Robb (The Membranes, Goldblade, respected author/journalist and TV pundit) will be one of the judges...

King Biscuit Time, aka former Beta Band man Steve Mason, releases his new single 'C I AM 15' next week. Perhaps you've read the review already? Now, we know you'd rather go out and buy your own copy, but if you're feeling really lazy, read on...

A heads up here: December sees the return to UK shores of one Denver Dalley, aka Statistics. Like that wasn't good news enough, he's taking the indie-rock wonder of Stapleton and Leicester's riff monsters TEAM with him...

Miss out on their last totally limited 7", 'ABC'? Well, Pipettes fans, the girls (and guys) are to release their first single for Mephis Industries in November...

Vince Neil, singer with the on-tour Motley Crüe, has torn his calf muscle after a fall from the stage at a gig in Atlanta...

Decemberists' Colin Meloy talks to DiS about the band's forthcoming UK dates and we run-down the all four shows for y'all.

The Mirror has reported that Oakdale Comprehensive School, the meeting place of the Manic Street Preachers, will close due to falling pupil numbers...

Following their successful night with The Bad Seeds last month, Number10 are delighted to announce that The Charlatans, fresh from mixing their new album, will be hosting an evening in the Member's Bar and playing a few of their favourite records on Thursday 22nd September...

Chris T-T releases a new mini album, 9 Red Songs, on Oct 31st. He's also set to support Brakes in October.

Legendary home to The Breeders, Pixies, The Mountain Goats, TV on the Radio (pictured) and many more - 4AD Recordings - celebrates 25 years of releases and signings with a series of diverse and exciting shows entitled '1980 Forward' this November.

Acclaimed New Yorkers TV On The Radio have made a new song, 'Dry Drunk Emperor', available to download...

The Broken Family Band finish new album while frontman Steve Adams reveals solo album title...

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Restaurant chain Cracker Barrel will release a compilation of Sara Evans' songs in February 2006, including previously unreleased versions of 'Born to Fly' and 'No Place That Far.

Mariah Carey leads American Music Award nominees Tue Sep 20, 2005 4:24 PM EDT Top LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Pop singer Mariah Carey, riding high on the U.S.

She's got electro in her veins, and it ain't of the '80s variety. She's playing with Matthew Dear at the Robots party, under his horny Audion moniker. His new record is sex obsessed.

Clap your hands at the Clap Your Hands show. Counsel a Suicide Girl. See four bands whose names include the word 'wolf.' Euthanize Laura Veirs. Punch Devendra Banhart. Grand prize? A tour of the Matador mail room.

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The band will release a brand new full-length, Just Like the Fambly Cat, early next year. Lead singer Jason Lytle hasn't been completely silent since the release of Sumday, though.

All The Music That Rocks Features Community Reviews Subscribe Podcast Columns Contest September 20, 2005 Here's our rundown of what's new and noteworthy in record stores this week.

By Jonathan Cohen. September 20, 2005, 3:45 PM ET Rilo Kiley's Lewis Finishes Solo Debut By Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. As first reported here last November, Rilo Kiley frontwoman Jenny Lewis will release her solo debut in January. '

By Jonathan Cohen. September 20, 2005, 3:45 PM ET Linkin Park's Shinoda Rears Fort Minor By Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. Linkin Park principal Mike Shinoda will unveil his side project, Fort Minor, with the upcoming album 'The Rising Tied.' Due Nov.

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By Jonathan Cohen. September 20, 2005, 3:45 PM ET Strokes Stretching Out On Third Album By Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. The Strokes offer a bigger, more eclectic sound on their as-yet-untitled third album, due in late January via RCA.

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Kerrang! is looking for a team of obsessive fans to interview Avenged Sevenfold for an upcoming feature.

There's not a clunker on 'The Weight is a Gift,' even if the band never veers far from the of vague melancholia. '

Sir Paul McCartney fell down a hole on-stage during a gig in the US at the weekend, but was not seriously hurt.Sir Macca injured his elbow in the incident at the show in Tampa, Florida on Saturday evening, after falling into an open trapdoor.

Arts Music The Sex Pistols are amongst the nominees for the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame this year, it has been announced.The punk legends, who were last week inducted into the UK's new Avenue Of ...

By KELEFA SANNEH ATLANTA, Sept. 18 - 'I lost my house,' said one victim of Hurricane Katrina, although this particular victim was equipped with some wildly refractive ornamentation and, more importantly, a very loud microphone.

has created the theme for the MTV2 & Nike basketball series 'Nike Battlegrounds: King of the Court.' T.I. will also perform the theme song during the season finale as the worlds of music & basketball collide. T.I. .. ''

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Pioneering Photographer Jamel Shabazz Launches New Website New York, NY - September 13, 2005 - Popular photodocumentarian and author, Jamel Shabazz has just launched his new website.

'CARAVAN FROM SEATTLE TO LOUISIANA TO BRING SUPPLIES TO THE VICTIMS OF HURRICANE KATRINA' United Rescue Relief is a grass roots organization made up of community, business, and arts & entertainment volunteers.

J WARRIOR IN JAPAN'S TIGHT MAGAZINE: Thats right! Japans premiere hip hop, fashion, and lowrider culture magazine Tight Magazine features Cali Untouchable DJs, DJ Warrior in Ice Clothing's photo spread including Mash Up Radio 1 and C.U.

20 Sep 2005 Black Label bassist replaced James Lomenzo has left Black Label Society, for undisclosed reasons.

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Music Reviews||Live Events: Saturday night at the packed Palladium, the 24-year-old (real name: Sonny Moore) held court over his largest area headlining show to date, blasting a 90-minute continuous set of bass-heavy, short-attention-span theater that was consistently thick on spectacle but often thin on substance.

Music Reviews: The show is huge, bold, and studded with great moments, but it manages to dazzle the eyes while leaving the heart largely unscathed.

Music Reviews: What Robert Lepage began so spectacularly with "Das Rheingold" has ended in a visual mishmash with "Gotterdammerung."

Music Reviews: Wilco performs to a sold-out crowd at the gloriously-preserved Wiltern Theatre on Friday night.

Music Reviews: 2012 marks the composer's 75th birthday, and he has taken to the road for a handful of live appearances in the U.S.

Music Reviews: Rick Ross has recalibrated for 2012 by honoring canceled tour dates and releasing an ambitious, doom-riddled mixtape "Rich Forever."

Music Reviews||Live Events: The much-anticipated Los Angeles debut of New York-based hype queen Lana Del Rey was a tepid and mostly awkward affair.

Music Reviews: Few would argue that Charles Gounod's 1859 operatic version of the familiar "Faust" tale is any kind of masterpiece, yet it remains a perennially popular staple of opera's repertoire.

Music Reviews: Following a highly successful but half-hearted Police reunion tour and forays into symphonic and Renaissance music, Sting has gone back to the basics on his aptly named Back to Bass tour.

Music Reviews: The resplendently renovated City Center puts its best foot forward, with tap shoes, in "Cotton Club Parade."

Music Reviews: Timing is everything in the world of Guns N Roses. From the oft-ridiculed span it took to create the ultimately disappointing "Chinese Democracy" album to Axl Rose's curfew-busting, occasionally riot-inducing lateness, the band might as well incorporate a clock and/or a calendar into its logo.

Music Reviews||Live Events: If she had wanted it, Leslie Feist could have easily snagged the indie-pop princess crown. Her quadruple-Grammy-nominated 2007 album, "The Reminder," boasted catchy tunes such as "1234" and "My Moon Man" that sold countless iPods and taught kids how to count along with Elmo. But instead of cashing in on that success, Feist took time off to regroup and rejuvenate, and returned with "Metals," a thoughtful, introspective collection of songs that showcases her smoky, honey- tinged voice and complex musicianship, proving she'd rather be a serious artist than a pop confection.

Music Reviews: Not many performers who've come of age in the past decade can rightly call themselves all-around entertainers, but as borne out by recent entries on his resume, Josh Groban has a legitimate claim to the title.

Music Reviews: Launching his first U.S. concert tour in nearly a decade, music icon Bryan Ferry did not disappoint a standing-room-only New York crowd at the Beacon Theatre Thursday night.

Music Reviews: At last, Ravi Shankar fans were rewarded for their patience and perseverance, for the road to this concert was long and torturous.

Music Reviews: Radiohead's music often requires a good deal of time and effort to unravel, but the band's day-to-day operations are all about immediate gratification.

Music Reviews: Never let it be said that Elton John doesn't have a sense of humor.

Music Reviews: Walt Disney Concert Hall was the color blue for opening night of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and music director, Gustavo Dudamel, got together with creative chair for jazz, Herbie Hancock, for an all-Gershwin blowout.

Music Reviews: Bon Iver's Justin Vernon has consistently built upon the niche success of his 2008 debut album "For Emma, Forever Ago."

Music Reviews: James Blake seems to have carved out a sonic territory all his own, mixing the oblique rhythms of dubstep with the emotion and melodicism of mainstream R&B.

Back on the scene at Renee's "Celebration of Life" extravaganza, Drita's make-up talk with Karen takes a vicious turn.

Tip's head explodes when he finds out his youngest daughter Deyjah has a boyfriend.

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Steve and Joann follow up with the ladies of Tough Love Miami eight months after bootcamp.