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The Strokes - At The Door

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Bring Me The Horizons newest hit Doomed off their newest album!

Bring Me The Horizon - Doomed

-Simon Desrosiers (Drummer)
-Jean-Sébastien Pelchat (Bassiste) 
-Maxime Capuano (Guitariste) 
-Noémie Desmeules (Claviériste) 
-Maxim Fortin (Chanteur)

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Tanya Donelly covers "Between The Bars" for "Say Yes! A Tribute To Elliott Smith" out now on American Laundromat Records. Visit www.alr-music.com for more information.

Say Yes! A Tribute to Elliott Smith

Between The Bars (Elliott Smith Cover) by Tanya Donelly

Fell On Black Days - Soundgarden

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First Official Single track of AZSHANBE band

Har Ghadam - Single

Har Ghadam

In this recently uncovered “lost interview” from July 15, 2016, Billy Talent guitarist Ian D’Sa speaks with PureGrainAudio about their then-new album ‘Afraid of Heights,’ the recordings resonating themes of “Fear,” drummer Aaron Solowoniuk’s MS relapse and how difficult it was to forge on without him.

‘Afraid of Heights’ was released in 2016 and was their first new music in four years with the exception of 2014’s greatest hits album. Portions of the interview includes some arguably funny technical phone difficulties.

BILLY TALENT Interview on ‘Afraid of Heights,’ Themes of “Fear,” Drummer Aaron Solowoniuk and More

A cover by Albionauta
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Bad Decisions (The Strokes) - by Albionauta

The Strokes - Brooklyn Bridge to Chorus (cover)

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The Strokes - Why Are Sunday's So Depressing? (Guitar and vocal cover)

Performed by Nikki Lamborn (Vocals) and Catherine Feeney (Piano)

Never The Bride upcoming live concerts: http://www.neverthebride.com/events

"Lilac Wine" is a song written by James Shelton (words and music) in 1950. It was introduced by Hope Foye in the short-lived theater musical revue, Dance Me a Song. The song has since been covered by many famous artists including Nina Simone, Elkie Brooks, Jeff Buckley, and Miley Cyrus.

The lyrics form a narrative in which the narrator recounts his/her heartache at losing their lover and taking solace from wine made from a lilac tree. In short, the song focuses on the blissful oblivion achieved by becoming intoxicated. The performer usually sings the song in a drunken manner in keeping with the lyrics.

"Lilac Wine" has been covered by a number of artists including Eartha Kitt (1953), Judy Henske on her debut, self-titled album (1963), Nina Simone on her album Wild Is the Wind (1966), Elkie Brooks (1978) and Jeff Buckley on his album Grace (1994). The Jeff Buckley version was used as background music in the 2008 French film Tell No One. In 2010 it appeared on the Jeff Beck album Emotion & Commotion with vocals by Imelda May. The Argentinian alternative rock band Panza has also covered "Lilac Wine" on their 2007 album Pequeños Fracasos (Little Failures). Other more recent recordings include both a studio and live version by Katie Melua on her albums Call Off the Search (2003) and Live at the O² Arena (2009). It was released as a single in 2010 by American singer Jordyn Jackson.

The only artist to have major chart success with the song was Elkie Brooks in 1978 and the song remains closely associated with her, especially in the UK and Europe. It was later included on her 1981 album Pearls.

Song info from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilac_Wine

The Strokes - At The Door

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