Music
This Morning In New Music January 26, 2010
by Ciaran Thompson
January 26, 2010
This morning in new music news; Devo are close to finishing a new album, The Pack A.D. ready their latest recorded live off the floor on analog tape and Radiohead raise half a million for Haiti.
Thirty years since Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! was released, Devo are about to finish a new album. Speaking about the as yet untitled album, founding member Mark Mothersbaugh told Paste “We kind of did some bold things with this record. I think something that’s changed is a somewhat more sophisticated approach to music and different tools that allow us to voice ourselves in ways that we didn’t do back in the day.” [Paste]
A new album by Vancouver duo Pack A.D. is set to be come out this April. Called We Kill Computers and recorded live off the floor to analog tape, this is the band’s third album following 2008’s Funeral Mixtape. Follow what the band is up to and check out some tunes on their website. [Pack A.D.]
Last Sunday’s Radiohead show in Los Angeles garnered over $500,000 for the victims of the recent Haiti earthquakes. The band took time off from their scheduled recording time for their new album to play the show at the Music Box Theatre At The Fonda. [NME]
