Gold Gold Gold is out next week.
The full '08 chart can be viewed below.
Talk about a resurgence!
Grab it on 7/22 (tomorrow). The set features:
Peel sessions, B-sides & more!
The legendary indie label exclaims: *Due to technical (and a little human) error, the version of "He Doesn’t Know Why" from the brand new, self titled Fleet Foxes album that was available from the iTunes Music Store had two audio drop outs. This has now been fixed and all purchases henceforth will be correct and defect free, as the good lord intended. We apologize profusely for this inconvenience & would like to hereby offer a free MP3 of that song to anyone who would like it. Please accept this & our apologies for the mistake.*
The day has finally arrived. Billboard reports: *Radiohead's back catalog suddenly became available for sale via Apple's iTunes Music Store this morning (June 3) in DRM free files, removing it from the ever dwindling list of major holdouts from the digital download service. The band previously had a handful of songs on iTunes that were included on various soundtracks or compilations & earlier this year, Radiohead's new album, In Rainbows, was made available there.*
Amongst their selections:
Here's more courtesy of Billboard: *Radiohead has finally broken its long-held ban on digital downloads by placing much of its catalog on a U.K. digital download service. The band's former label, EMI Music Group, struck a deal with 7digital for such albums as "The Bends" and "OK Computer." Only the full albums are available, not individual track downloads. The catalog also will be sold without any DRM protection, per EMI's broader effort.
Track listing for the EP is as follows:
MP3: Feist - 1, 2, 3, 4
Press release, followed by the album's track listing: *On the cold winter night of December 13, 2006, an intimate New York City audience packed into the drawing room of private club Soho House for a concert any Ben Kweller fan would have loved to attend, courtesy of the Artists Den: a special solo performance, backed only by his piano or guitar. Selected from nearly 20 performed, the 7 best songs from the evening will be released by Artists Den Entertainment and ATO Records August 14 as a digital EP, Ben Kweller: Live and Solo at The Artists Den. Grab a drink, pull up a seat, and settle in to see a side of Ben Kweller you never have before: not the rock star front man, but a folk balladeer playing for friends.*
Here's what we know about the track via press release: 
Frank Black's new iTunes-only short-player features not one, not two, but three buzzworthy covers. While Frank's tackling of Roxy Music & Tom Waits may seem somewhat humdrum, it's his cover of Damon Albarn-fronted, The Good The Bad & The Queen's 'History Song', that's provoking the loudest murmurs. Download the original track & take a look at the EP's full listing below.
iTunes Festival: London is the first in a series of month-long worldwide concerts aimed at a particular city, organized by the fine folks at Apple. Though details have not been fully announced thus far, we do know that each show will be recorded for a special iTunes 'Live From The Festival' set, and that the audience for each gig will be extremely limited (in the neighborhood of 350 people) with tickets only available via radio contests. 
According to Ryan's MySpace bulletin, pre-orders via iTunes will entitle you to 'a bonus live track and a live video performance of "Two" plus access to concert tickets before the general public.'
Woops! Someone's getting fired. 