Anyone smell a double entendre? Oh wait, that’s actually just haddock.
The new Ghostface album highlights Ghost’s crew: The Theodore Unit and his son, Sun God. More Fish will be released December 12th on Def Jam Recordings, and is a sequel to last year’s Fishscale. Here’s a track from the new album called, Good.
Photo courtesy of Eastern Conference Champs
Southampton, PA’s Eastern Conference Champs just released an EP on Suretone Records. Check out the mp3’s for Nice Clean Shirt and Hollywood.
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Merge describes Oakley Hall as, “equal parts country and rock, blistering guitar solos, and pristine harmonies.” The Brooklyn band’s Merge debut is expected in the fall of 2007, but you can check out four songs right now on MySpace.
Have your very own Rice-A-Thon HERE and stream his entire new album called “9”. Also, be the first ginormous Rice fan to solve the super tricky word scramble below, and we will send you a Damien Rice Lithograph (14×14) of the cover to his new album. Please send all scramble entries to usounds AT gmail DOT com.
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Weird Al graciously agreed to answer a few questions for us about R. Kelly and the Coolio controversy.
USOUNDS: I watched UHF yesterday, and had really lucid dreams involving Spatula City last night. What’s the craziest dream you’ve ever had? Also, did you get to nail Fran Drescher?
Weird Al: I dreamed that I was riding through a field of wheat on a radioactive unicorn with Kenny G. And, none of your business.
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The new Citizen Cope video for Back Together features big Clarence strolling down a bridge for 3 minutes and 3 seconds. The only way this video could be any better would be if Greenwood were reflecting on 19th century pioneer life and floating down the river Oregon Trail style accompanied by 6 oxen and a sudden onset of dysentery while encountering friendly or hostile Native Americans.