*[theprp.com] Nine Inch Nails mastermind Trent Reznor has disowned this weeks reissue of the “original master recordings” of the bands 1989 debut, “Pretty Hate Machine“. Speaking through his Twitter, Reznor urged fans not to purchase the release, labeling it as “a record label bullshit move repackaging the old version…”. A remastered version of the outing that surfaced late last year was officially sanctioned by Reznor.
*[NME.com] Red Hot Chili Peppers have commissioned street artist Mr. Brainwash to cover Los Angeles in cryptic street art to promote their new album 'I'm With You', according to reports.
According to TMZ, the artist, whose real name is Thierry Guetta, has said that the punk funk band have hired him to promote 'I'm With You' as well as for a host of other projects. Brainwash came to prominence, through his role as the subject of British graffiti artist Banksy's Oscar nominated documentary Exit Through The Gift Shop.
Red Hot Chili Peppers have not commented on the street art or confirmed they have commissioned it. 'I'm With You', the band's 10th studio album, is due for release on August 30. The first single from the album, 'The Adventure Of Raindance Maggie', will come out on July 18. Red Hot Chili Peppers are due to tour Europe in October and December.
*Maps & Atlases have posted a video for their latest single "Israeli Caves". The song comes from last year's full length debut Perch Patchwork...
*Sherman Burns have posted a brand new two song EP titled "Night Fires," for streaming via their official Bandcamp page! The band will be releasing it as a 7" this August, and the songs will be available for download then as well. Until then, feel free to stream them to your hearts content.
*[consequenceofsound.net] "“Circulation”, the 2nd video from Demolished Thoughts (after the dream cloud love + war visuals of “Benediction” by the mysterious, elusive director Josef Marie) – was inspired by the free-spirit poet/artist girls of Northampton Massachusetts who would explode and levitate into expressionistic transcendence whenever cool records would spin by local DJs Bill Nace, Jake Meghinsky and, when asked (rarely) – T Moore himself. After being entranced and inspired by this ritualistic love energy it was decided by TM and Rose Mackey, one of the leading lights of this wild heart gang, to combine forces. Rose, a film director by devotion, and TM, who was looking to visualize his jam “Circulation” came together, employed the sensitive eye of Andrew Kesin, long running chief administrator of TM’s own Ecstatic Peace record label, to capture the magic touch of dance and music….. ——- and we all shine on." - Thurston Moore
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