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Added: May 6, 2009
The second video for 1980 to 2009!! All the best music you find it here This is a video of the music that everyone is listening right now! Greatest Hits are Here, Best parts of Songs Best Music bands groups of all times Enjoy Christina Aguilera is heading to the big screen. The Grammy nominated singer will make her film debut in 'Burlesque,' Variety reports. The movie musical will center around Aguilera's character, an "ambitious small town girl with a big voice who finds love, family and success in a Los Angeles burlesque club." Only Katy Perry could leave a private tour of Graceland with decorating tips. Its hilarious. Its so over the top, which is something I admire, she laughs to PopEater. Perrys pilgrimage to Elvis Presleys manse took place over Easter. Now, shes back in Memphis on tour when she rings, but her mind is on Las Vegas as she tells PopEater all about her spectacular new video, breaks news about her next album and the search for her "O" face. This is the best new music of 2009 that youve never heard (or maybe your ears predict the future; if so, email us). Basically, we put this list together in December 2008, and after seeing the big ass media outlets get psyched on these bands in March and April 2009, we started adding new names. Embrace the list. Best New Music of 2009 TV Ghost Definitely one of the most under-recognized of the young, angry touring bands keeping punk rock alive while simultaneously spitting out genius new licks and exciting new songs. Theyre on In The Red, people. Like Vivian Girls. You know you want em. Dan Deacon People were not slow to react to Dan Deacons Bromst, an exciting new revision of Deacons successful debut LP, Spiderman of the Rings. Where last year he made waves stirring up huge dance parties with his one-man crazy-scientist setup, hes now touring with a huge, orchestral band. Black Dice Black Dice have long been eyed warily as the logical next step in the progression of great, experimental groups in the tradition of Throbbing Gristle, and to some extent, Sonic Youth. That Black Dices Eric Copeland now plays shows with Sonic Youths Thurston Moore lends credence to the observation. And Repo, their wonkish 2009 full length, adds another to the pile of challenging, unprecedented music still leveraged by a song-based sensibility. Axolotl Karl Bauers Axolotl is a bitch to try and spell, and for a long time his music was a bitch to try and decipher. Not bitchy enough, apparently. It attracted the likes of Animal Collective, with whom he toured in Europe, and the No Fun Fest, where hell play this summer. A Sunny Day in Glasgow A few years ago, A Sunny Day in Glasgows Scribble Mural Comic Journal was widely praised for the sometimes-dubby, othertimes space-ready sonic environment. Ben Daniels, the mind behind the music, told Impose to expect a new full length in 2009. Wavves Need we go into Wavves at this point? The first buzz-man of the year (as opposed to buzz-band, because his touring drummer didnt get much input on the bedroom recordings that got everyone so hot and bothered), Wavves Nathan Williams was more-or-less chosen by the indie media moguls to represent whats been a trend for the past couple years (see A Sunny Day in Glasgow) to make excellent pop music while sequestered alone at home. Williams just did it shittier, scruffier, and snottier than most. Blank Dogs For a long time, Blank Dogs was a very underground recording project of Mike Sniper, an Academy Records cohort who released 7″s and CD-Rs under the Dog moniker. Having now taken his output to the concert venue, hes touring as a full band that sheds some of the recorded materials subtleties for the benefit of a quick sonic assault.
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