Singer/songwriter Chris Harford will bring his Band of Changes project to the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn on March 8th. Backing Harford will be frequent collaborators Mickey “Dean Ween” Melchiondo on guitar, Joe Russo on drums and Matt Kohut on bass. Tickets are available now for $10.

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• Radiohead to head into to studio to record their next album at the end of the summer
• Cover Alert: The So So Glos tackle The Clash
• David Lee Roth told Rolling Stone that he wants bassist Michael Anthony back in Van Halen
• Download This: Levon & The Hawks – Pop Ivy’s – Port Dover, Ontario, CAN – 1964
• Sigur Ros are selling their own scented candles that smell like “driftwood campfire”

Finally, while it took roughly five years between The Strokes third and fourth studio albums, the New York City-based band won’t be keeping fans waiting quite as long this time around, as they will release their next full-length effort Comedown Machine on March 29. Late last month Julian Casablancas & Co. gave us our first taste of what’s to come with the synth-laden, disco-esque track One Way Trigger, that sounded more like Blondie than Velvet Underground. Yesterday, the band released the record’s second single, All The Time, which is very much vintage Strokes sounding.

HT Staff

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