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Black Lips Hit the Road, and Other News
by: Angela Zimmerman
Justin Timberlake should get back in the studio to make another album already, but looks like for now, he may be voicing the Yogi Bear character Boo Boo in the forthcoming animated film. (Paste)
Pennsylvania dwellers, rejoice. Ian MacKaye will be speaking at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster on November 20th at a 500-person auditorium. Suggested donation is five bucks. (Punk News)
M.I.A. is reportedly back in the studio making a new album. Her producer says “it’s like Gucci Mane meets Animal Collective.” Intriguing. (Strange Glue)
Read more news after the jump.
Here’s still more Pixies news! But this one is good. Go download your free four-song EP to celebrate the 20 year anniversary of Doolittle. (Pixies Music)
Learn how to build your very own, very essential, digital music server. (Wired)
Fucked Up is using the money from their recent Polaris Prize win to record an all-star rendition of “Do They Know It’s Christmas” with superstars including TV on the Radio, Broken Social Scene, Bob Mould, and many more. Very cool. (Pitchfork)
by: Angela Zimmerman
published: November 6, 2009
in column: What Goes On
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