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| Sigur Ros drop DVD and double CD this fall Sigur Ros have announced that they will release a DVD and a double CD in the US on November 6. The DVD titled 'Heima' (meaning "at home" or "homeland") features a series of free concerts the Icelandic band played in their homeland during summer 2006. Highlights include a previously unreleased performance of 'Guitardjamm' filmed inside a herring oil tank in the far West Fjords, a one-mic recording of 'Vaka' filmed at a dam protest camp, and first-time acoustic versions of 'Staralfur', 'Agaetis Byrjun' and 'Von'. The double CD is titled 'Hvarf/Heim' (meaning "disappeared/home"). The first disc consists primarily of songs that the band feel have disappeared from their history because they were never released or recorded. They were played acoustically on the road during the summer tour. The second disc contains live acoustic versions of tracks from all four Sigur Ros studio albums that were recorded in Iceland during summer 2006 and spring 2007. An exclusive screening of 'Heima' will be held in Akureyri, Iceland on September 14 before it officially premieres at the Icelandic International Film Festival in Reykjavik on September 27. |
The View frontman hospitalised The View's frontman Kyle Falconer has been taken to hospital with blood poisoning while on tour in Japan. The 19 year-old star has contracted septicaemia from a blister on his foot. One pal told today's Sunday Mirror: "He has been in and out of hospital and has been really ill with infections - particularly septicaemia. "The medics kept him in overnight and he was given a course of antibiotics. But he has been warned to start looking after himself or he is going to end up very sick indeed." The band are currently in Tokyo to promote their chart-topping debut album, 'Hats Off To The Buskers'. A spokesman for the band said: "Kyle should be back on his feet for their gigs next week." The View are set for a busy summer - they have recently confirmed a double slot at the Glastonbury Festival, and will headline the Radio 1/NME Stage at the Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds Festivals. |
Robbers On High Street announce US tour Robbers On High Street have announced the details of a US tour this summer. The New York rockers are supporting their new album, 'Grand Animals', which is due out on July 24. The band recorded the album over a two-month period at studios in New York and Los Angeles, and recruited Daniele Luppi, known for his string arrangements on Gnarls Barkley's 'St Elsewhere', to produce the album. They band will kick off their summer tour on June 23 at the Belmont Music and Arts Street Festival in Chicago, and plan to hit several US cities including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Cleveland and Minneapolis. They'll wrap things up in Madison, Wisconsin on July 14. The tour dates are: Chicago, IL Belmont Music and Arts Street Festival (June 23) Nashville, TN Exit/ In (26) Newport, KY Southgate House (27) Detroit, MI Magic Stick (28) Akron, OH Lime Spider (29) Brooklyn, NY Southpaw (30) Baltimore, MD Ottobar (July 1) Philadelphia, PA Johnny Brenda?s (2) Cambridge, MA TT The Bear?s (3) Arlington, VA Iota Club and Caf? (5) Cleveland, OH Beachland Ballroom (6) Columbus, OH The Basement (7) Chicago, IL Schubas (10) Dekalb, IL Otto's (11) Milwaukee, WI Mirimar (12) Minneapolis, MN Triple Rock (13) Madison, WI High Noon (14) |
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