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NewsThe Rapture, Good The Bad And The Queen on free albumThe Rapture, The Good, The Bad & The Queen and TV On The Radio are all featured on a free downloadable compilation available today. 'Warm & Scratchy' has been put together by animated comedy series 'Adult Swim' and features new/rare/previously unavailable tracks by the aforementioned acts, as well as material from 120 Days, Broken Social Scene and Les Savy Fav. Adult Swim also produced a video for old 'n rare TV On The Radio track 'Me-I', viewable at adultswim.com The album is available here. The tracklisting is: 'Me-I' - TV On The Radio 'Dead Sound' - The Raveonettes 'The Equestrian' - Les Savy Fav 'Crimson Red' - The Rapture 'Justine' - 120 Days 'Canada Vs. America' - Broken Social Scene 'Color of the Love You Have' - SOUND Team 'The Bunting Song' (acoustic version) - The Good, The Bad and The Queen 'Half Century' - The Brother Kite 'Silver (Original Beats)' - Jesu 'Back to Flash' - Amusement Parks on Fire 'Stay Awake' - Asobi Seksu 'Winter' - Fennesz 'Sunset Rodeo' - Liars Sonic Youth set to release compilation via Starbucks Sonic Youth are readying a compilation album, which will be sold at Starbucks coffee shops across the US. Speaking to Pitchfork recently, Thurston Moore revealed that plans were afoot to record a new song for the release, and recently confirmed the news to Billboard. The album entitled 'Hits Are For Squares' will be sold early 2008 in just eight US cities, and will be available online at hearmusic.com. The release will be made up of songs chosen by celebrity fans of Sonic Youth including Dave Eggers and actresses Chloe Sevigny and Michelle Williams. They will also contribute to the sleeve notes on the album, explaining their choice of song. Speaking to Billboard, Moore defended the band's decision to release the album through Starbucks/Universal saying: "I guess, for some, Sonic Youth represents something that they don't really equate with Starbucks. But I kind of like the absurdity of it. Sonic Youth has always, in a way, made itself available to the super mainstream." |
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