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Import rockers Muse have released the video for their fan favorite single, “Panic Station.”

Featuring costumes, characters, lazer vision, and insanity we cannot begin to comprehend just yet, the official video for “Panic Station” is truly unique. Muse have never been a band to follow anyone else’s path, and this clip again stands apart as something unlike any of their competition are currently able to offer. You can view the visuals below.

“Panic Station” is taken from The 2nd Law, which is currently available wherever music is sold. Continue reading ‘Muse Release “Panic Station” Video’

After months of rumors and discussion the day has finally come when Twitter will unveil it’s latest entertainment app, #Music.

Launching today through both Web browsers or on select mobile devices, #Music will integrate with ITunes, Spotify, and Rdio, with subscribers of the latter two services able to log in with their accounts to listen to full tracks; iTunes users will have to make do with the standard shortened iTunes previews. Regardless of your preferred service, you won’t be kicked out to a different app — you’ll be able to stream songs right through the Twitter #Music app.Twitter also says that it is exploring partnerships with other music services, as well.

#Music is not available to Android Users as an app at this time, but Billboard says the company is working towards creating one in the future.

If you have an iPhone or iPad and want to give #Music a spin, click here.

Paramore have completed their ’4 nights/4 sides’ listening event by streaming SIDE D of their upcoming self-titled released.

Due in stores April 9, the latest offering from Paramore has been premiered throughout the week with one side of the vinyl pressing being posted on YouTube each night. SIDE D, which you can stream at the end of this post, features the tracks “(One Of Those) Crazy Girls,” “interlude: I’m Not Angry Anymore,” “Be Alone,” and “Future.”

After you listen to the final four tracks of Paramore’s self titled release, comment and let us know if you plan on picking up the album when it hits stores next week! Continue reading ‘Paramore Stream SIDE D Of New Album’

How would you like to see your favorite pop artist win a year’s supply of strings and accessories from Ernie Ball? Now what if we added that one Grand Prize winner will also receive an endorsement deal from Ernie Ball, along with a Music Man guitar or bass for each guitarist in their band?

Pretty amazing deal, right? Well that’s exactly what we’re offering with our Ernie Ball Save Your Strings Competition. All you have to do is head over to the Pop channel by April 26 and get voting for your favorite artist.

For those of you who couldn’t stand all the sap in our Valentine’s Day playlist, this one’s for you. We’ve filled this week’s Soundtrax with heartache, misery, and a touch of independence for those of you looking to get away from candy-filled hearts and store-bought flowers. Frank Turner, the Buzzcocks, and OurStage artist the Airborne Toxic Event are just a few of the bands on this week’s list that are right there beside you.

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Girls, send this list to your significant other. Boys, pay attention. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and if the rows of heart shaped candy boxes and giant red teddy bears lining supermarket shelves haven’t clued you in, we’re here to remind you….again. Valentine’s Day may be one of the more ridiculous holidays that we honor, but nevertheless, here we are. And in truth, we’ll take any excuse to provide you with an awesome playlist. So scroll down and get into the Valentine’s Day mood. Romance, love, and plenty of sap. Continue reading ’5 Valentine’s Day Songs To Make You Swoon’

For those of us not living in the Sunshine State, we’ve been facing some pretty harsh cold spells lately. And those of us in the Northeast this weekend, well, we’re about to get smothered in snow. When the weather is dipping below zero degrees, and you can’t leave the house without five layers and some seriously dependable thermal wear, you just might get what I like/hate to call the February blues. To help you cope, we’ve put together a Soundtrax that’s full of songs honoring this increasingly chilly month. Enjoy.

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• Soundtrax: Songs For Early Winter
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There’s nothing like a little UK rock to get your blood pumping midweek. Hailing from Belfast, Ireland and extending their reach as far as London and Rome, Unquiet Nights have been gaining notoriety since their 2011 release, 21st Century Redemption Songs. Taking ’90s influenced rock and roll to the next level with radio friendly riffs and gritty vocals, it’s no surprise that they’ve seen exposure through radio play on BBC and G3 and provided the soundtrack for several television and Internet broadcasts, including ESPN.

If that weren’t enough, the band has also broken into the OurStage Top 40 for Indie Rock with their song, “Someone’s Love On Drugs.” The charm of that single was enticement enough to check out the rest of the band’s catalog. 21st Century Redemption Songs may come in at only 35 minutes, but these guys make every second count. Where “Someone’s Love On Drugs” captures a softer side of the band, “We Were The Ones” charges ahead full force with unrestrained vigor, setting the tone for high energy, catchy tunes throughout, and making for an album that is simply bursting with ambition and potential.

Check out “Someone’s Love On Drugs” below.

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OurStage has partnered with Ernie Ball for an incredible opportunity that could help launch your career. Throughout the year we’ll be hosting the Ernie Ball Save Your Strings Competition in three genres: Rock, Pop, and Country. Pop stars, you’re up first.

Not only will the finalist get a year’s supply of Ernie Ball strings and accessories, along with editorial coverage on OurStage.com, but at the end of the year, one Grand Prize Winner will receive an endorsement deal from Ernie Ball along with a Music Man guitar or bass of your choosing for EACH guitarist in your band. All you have to do is enter your song into the competition by April 22.

Oh, and you might want to start practicing your John Hancock. After all, you’re gonna need it when you sign that endorsement.

If you’re still hyperventilating over Fall Out Boy‘s recent reunion announcement you’d better sit down for this next one. Last night, the band played their sold out hometown show in Chicago, and it seems there was no shortage of fan screams, squeals, and swaying arms, crammed inside this 375 capacity venue.

Speaking to the crowd, bassist Pete Wentz said, “There’s lots of stuff about [our reunion, our show, our album] that will be written on the Internet. Don’t let them tell you how it was. Take a snapshot of this moment and remember how this was for you.”

For those that weren’t able to snag tickets, you can take a look at the set list, and a few fan shot videos from the show after the jump.

Continue reading ‘Fall Out Boy Chicago Set List And Live Video’