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Issue No. 1, Volume MMVIII
100 Miles From Memphis
100 Miles from Memphis is the forthcoming seventh studio album from singer/ songwriter Sheryl Crow. The album
was written and produced by Crow, Doyle Bramhall II & Justin Stanley and features the musicians Tommy Sims
and Chris Bruce.
Recorded at Electric Lady Studios & Henson Studios in LA. Guitarist, Keith Richards joined Crow at Electric Lady Studios and will make a guest appearance on the album.
New York, NY - Electric Lady Studios has announced the release of its new line of merchandise, available exclusively from its website. Fans of the studio and the many legendary artists that have graced its halls can now proudly display their allegiance to timeless music. This announcement represents a milestone in the studio's rich history and sources speculate more offerings will appear in the near future.
This new line, bearing the classic insignia the studio is famous for, includes three items of clothing apparel and one drinking mug. Shirts are comprised of two tees, one in all black with the Electric Lady Logo and one black and white, raglan style affair. Rounding off the apparel lineup is a black, hooded sweatshirt which also bears the Electric Lady insignia. Fans who would like to display their loyalty around the home or office will enjoy Electric Lady's silk-screened glass mug. For images and sizing information as well as to place a direct order from the ELS website, please click here. We are currently shipping to the Continental U.S. ONLY.
Ray Davies is in the process of putting together an album of duets that revisits Kinks classics with very notable guests. Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi joined Davies in the studio to record two separate tracks earlier this year, along with Paul Schaeffer and the Tonight Show Band. Other artists expected to reshape classic songs from the Kinks include the Killers and Lucinda Williams.
After a stint on Capitol, which released Interpol's third album, the sharply dressed group returned to indie label Matador - a journey chronicled on the opening track, "Success." It's about the foibles of fame and narcissism," says Banks. The new disc expands on the moody post-punk Cure sound Interpol mined on their earlier records, with more-commanding vocals from Banks. "It feels like Paul is owning the moment, in every which way, on every single song," says drummer Sam Fogarino. On the lead single, "Barricade," heavy, reverb-haunted guitar riffs meet driving drums. The poppy "Lights" lead into a final three-song suite, united by the sound of static that runs throughout. And as on Interpol's previous records, the mood stays dark. "I rely on certain themes because those are things I obsess over," says Banks. "Those being sex and alienation and fear."
The Strokes have begun recording their fourth album with producer Joe Chiccarelli in New York. Album tracking at Manhattan’s Electric Lady and Avatar Studios with Gus Oberg engineering have been underway. Currently the band are focused on live performances scheduled throughout the summer, and will return to the studio early next year to resume. On June 12, the band co-headlined the UK’s Isle of Wight, marking the band’s first performance in more than three years.
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