While I’d venture to guess that most of our readers are a bit too old for the whole Twilight phenomenon, there is a reason to get excited about the vampire-loving series as the soundtrack for franchise’s third movie Eclipse, which hits theaters on June 30, will once again skew towards indie-rock fans. The album, which is scheduled to come out on June 8, will feature previously unreleased tracks from HT faves – Band Of Horses, Vampire Weekend, The Dead Weather, Fanfarlo, The Black Keys and Beck with Bat For Lashes.
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Finally, our recent baseball preview shows that there are plenty of baseball-loving musicians out there. Now, those worlds will collide again as former Guided By Voices frontman Robert Pollard is scoring a documentary about baseball’s all-time hits leader Pete Rose. The doc, called 4,192: The Crowning Of A Hit King, “will focus on Rose’s on-field performances and achievements which have been overshadowed by his banishment from baseball in 1989 for betting on games” according to the film’s director and will premiere on July 14 in Cincinnati, OH. Along with providing the score, Pollard, who grew up about 40 miles outside of Cincy as a die-hard Rose fan, also wrote a new song for the flick called Original Heart. Give it a listen…
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