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Frusciante reveals he is still within the band, after months of speculation.

“Boss D.J.”

The last footage of Michael Jackson seen rehearsing for his "This Is It" tour.

The trio are recording for an unamed project.

Bloc Party have posted the latest video from 2008's Intimacy.

yo dudes. so i put up a nice new site over at hellogoodbye.net. its got a new journal, and a Q&A section where you can ask me why ive let my case of the clap go for so long when i could have cleared it up years ago (laziness and a sense of attachment), or joe why he still lives in new jersey (laziness and a sense of attachment?) or ask nothing cause i just answered everything there is to ask. soon it'll have some new music and some video updates and maybe some partial nudes. now, secondly. i started officially tracking all 11 songs for our record a week or two ago. two songs down, and drums on 8 others done and sounding killer shreddding. im so suppper psyched for anyone and everyone to hear the stuff we've come up with. lastly, about my feelings... maybe its just that im menstruating, or the recent celebrity deaths... but i love you. forrest

This is most OFFENSIVE video you will ever see! Watch out for drunk dancing, frontal nudity, inappropriate Michael Jackson jokes and a little trick called "Dick Chainy". WARNING: Keep a bucket handy and make sure your boss, or mom, are not around.

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Watch a live feed from the 2009 warped tour everyday, brought to you by Hurley

Heath is leaving Senses Fail after Warped Tour.

Todays the day! Get the new Every Atlas Digital Single now! Featuring 2 unreleased songs and a remix of the single from the fall debut of “This City, These Friends, These Ends” from PD's very own Alex!

Playing an annoying song over and over to get someone to spill their guts might sound like a gag from a Mel Brooks movie, but it’s actually become a standard practice. An article by an NYU musicologist in the Journal of the Society for American Music details how music was regularly used in interrogations on bases in Iraq and Afghanistan as a method of inducing disorientation to get suspects to talk without inflicting physical force. Here are some of the songs used by military and law enforcement entities to get their suspects to sing.

Fearless Records is throwing a contest with us, in support of one of their newest bands, EYE ALASKA! All you have to do to enter is post in the forum topic!

This is creepy..