Growing up in a small town isn't always easy; sometimes you just have to make the best of things... That's what Brantley Gilbert has done with his music. Brantley has been playing and writing music since he was in grade school. Now, in 2006 with the release of his first full album, "A Modern Day Prodigal Son" everyone gets the chance to hear the stories of heartache, trials, triumph, and success! The strength of the band's live show has lead to a healthy domestic touring schedule, and a ...

"What If Leaving Is A Loving Thing" is Sahara Hotnights' fourth album, produced by Björn Yttling. The new album was preceded by the single Cheek To Cheek, which is already one of the most played songs on Swedish radio and hit the prestigious Tracks chart's no. 1 spot. While it is the sole track with a disco influence, it is representative of the inviting and attractive arrangements of the album as a whole. Covering 10 songs in 37 minutes, the album recalls the classic LP, and will also be o...

Franz Ferdinand are Robert Hardy, Nick McCarthy, Paul Thomson, and Alex Kapranos. Converging in 2001 they played some shows in friend's flats, art openings... They moved from a Deco warehouse building into practicing in an old jail cell to touring the world, picking up all sorts of awards(Ivor Novello, Mercury Music, Brits, MTV awards etc). In 2008 they went back to Glasgow, Scotland and set up a studio in an old town hall to record thier latest album. Franz Ferdinand have successfully ...

We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. comes six years after Jason Mraz saw his major label debut, Waiting for My Rocket to Come explode off the success of such hits as "Remedy (I Won't Worry)," "You & I Both" and "Curbside Prophet." Shortly thereafter, he returned with his Grammy-nominated, critically acclaimed Mr. A-Z, which continued his chart success with "Wordplay." Throughout, his reputation as a tremendous live act soared. We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. has earned two Grammy award...

The Manic Street Preachers have been through a process of destroying what we are. All great bands do that... but ever since Everything Must Go and This Is My Truth we've been trying to reduce ourselves to a pile of rubble. So, for Send Away The Tigers, we've been listening back to Everything Must Go and even the youthful idealism of Generation Terrorists, placing ourselves back at being 18 or 21 again, and reconnecting with all the things that made us so excited back then. Cynicism is br...