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The Voidz Experience Deja Vu on New Song “All the Same”: Stream
- They've also been featured in a documentary episode capturing a show at Brooklyn's Murmrr Theatre last year. The Voidz Experience Deja Vu on New Song “All the Same”: Stream Eddie Fu
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Some people are really good at envisioning their own future. Lauren Isenberg — Renforshort –– is one of them. She imagined hanging out with Julian Casablancas of the Strokes in her song “Julian, King of Manhattan” long before actually hanging out with him. As a child, the only career path she saw for herself was […]
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"This Is Unbelievable": An Old Interview Where Oprah Asked A 20-Year-Old Cindy Crawford To Show Her Body Has Been Criticized By Cindy Herself
"Watching it back I was like, 'Oh, my gosh. That was so not okay, really.' Especially from Oprah."
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"Poor Nigel Godrich was in a state": why The Strokes 'lost' follow-up to Is This It recorded with Radiohead’s producer Was Not It
In 2002, The Strokes were working out how to follow-up their successful debut album Is This It, but working with Nigel Godrich hit a brick wall
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The Strokes, All Points East review: Turn it up! Inaudible nostalgia from the US rockers
‘I’ve got nothing to say,” frontman Julian Casablancas moaned into the microphone that he would end up cradling all night at Victoria Park. For a large section of the All Points East audience who weren’t near the front, these words (from the band’s 2006 hit Ask Me Anything) would have held a sense of irony – if the singer did have anything to say, there was a good chance they couldn’t hear it anyway.
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The Strokes Deliver Career-Spanning Set at London’s All Points East Amid Sound Issues: Concert Review
East London in 2023 felt more like New York City in 2003 on Friday night, as fans gathered in Victoria Park for a celebration of indie sleaze headed up by early-2000s garage rock mainstays the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the Strokes. After the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, fronted by a captivating Karen O, closed its set …
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The Strokes and Regina Spektor Perform 2004 Rarity “Modern Girls and Old Fashion Men” in New York: Watch
The surprise duet marked their first rendition together in two decades. The Strokes and Regina Spektor Perform 2004 Rarity “Modern Girls and Old Fashion Men” in New York: Watch Bryan Kress
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The Strokes, Regina Spektor Team For Vintage B-Side In NYC
The Strokes and Regina Spektor teamed in New York for a rare performance of their 2004 b-side 'Modern Girls and Old Fashion Men.'
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The Strokes Perform “Fear of Sleep” Live for the First Time: Watch
The song previously stood as the only track from 2006's First Impressions of Earth to never be performed on-stage. The Strokes Perform “Fear of Sleep” Live for the First Time: Watch Bryan Kress
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The Voidz Release B-Side ‘American Way’ On Streaming Services
Earlier this year, Julian Casablancas’ side project the Voidz released the new song “Prophecy of the Dragon.” A b-side, “American Way,” was included on the song’s physical release in the form of a CD that cost $21.99 (CD singles didn’t even cost this much during the roaring ’90s!). That song has finally hit streaming services, … The Voidz Release B-Side ‘American Way’ On Streaming Services Read More » The post The Voidz Release B-Side ‘American Way’ On Streaming Services appeared first on SPIN.
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The Voidz Share New B-Side “American Way”: Stream
The track was previously only available on the CD single for their May release, "Prophecy of the Dragon." The Voidz Share New B-Side “American Way”: Stream Eddie Fu
