This week, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’s unveiled their sixth full-length album. Beat The Devil’s Tattoo is thick, deep, and rich, and not easily summed up by any simple comparison to any particular previous album or influential band. Full Article »


This week, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club’s unveiled their sixth full-length album. Beat The Devil’s Tattoo is thick, deep, and rich, and not easily summed up by any simple comparison to any particular previous album or influential band. Full Article »


The piping hot and crispy video for Rocket Skates, the Deftones’ new single, has hit the ol’ slapstream. Check it out. Full Article »
We don’t often get the justified chance to showcase full-length films on Antiquiet, but this one’s right up our alley. SnagFilms has put together a documentary on Girl Talk, aka Greg Gillis, and his patchwork-pastiche musical style – as well as the hurdles he faces down the rabbit hole of sampling & copyright infringement. It’s a fascinating watch that’s packed with great music. What more could you want? Full Article »


Mark Linkous, better known by his recording moniker Sparklehorse, killed himself Saturday (March 6) outside a friend’s house. The reclusive Danger Mouse/Radiohead collaborator was months away from the highest-profile release of his career. Full Article »


Minus The Bear has unveiled a brand new song entitled, My Time, along with a little game any child of the 80s should be able to appreciate. Don’t worry stoners, you don’t have to complete the game to hear the song. Full Article »
With their fifth full length studio album, UK folk rock duo Turin Brakes have proven themselves to be a truly exceptional band, handsomely rewarding fans like us who have been following them since discovering their promising 2001 debut. Full Article »


The newly reunited Soundgarden are re-releasing their debut 7″ single, and have released a live cut of Spoonman from 1996, which may just be a taste of a forthcoming live album. Full Article »
Plastic Beach, Gorillaz‘ third album, does not arrive lightly. Ambitious, avant-garde and about as complex in flavor as a mouthful of Jelly Bellys, the album isn’t nearly as pop friendly as their first two releases, but evolution in the Gorillaz universe has never taken a linear path. Full Article »

