Zombies

Petty and band return with their hardest-rocking album in 25 years. Oh yeah, all right!

Field music: Swindoners’ pastoral epiphany, finally as nature intended...

Joseph Mount and co head to Toe Rag for analogue experiment and mild anxiety...

The Great Escape have announced details of a further 150 artists set to perform at this year's event.

A new Wes Anderson tribute album is set for release next year. I Saved Latin! is a two-CD collection of songs taken from director Anderson's films, including tracks by bands such as The Rolling Stones, John Lennon, David Bowie and The Velvet Underground. Artists contributing covers include Black Francis and Kristin Hersh. All of the songs included on the album are taken from the soundtracks to Anderson’s films: The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore, The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, The Darjeeling Limited, Fantastic Mr Fox and Bottle Rocket.

Bobby & co run the gamut from cool to cringe on their 10th LP...

The Rolling Stones have posted the video for their recent single "Doom And Gloom" online - scroll down to watch it. The band have teamed up with The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and Prometheus star Noomi Rapace for the clip, which sees her writhing around topless on a bed of $100 bills and shooting Zombies, before her head explodes.

A collaboration between Iggy Pop and Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino, for the soundtrack of TV show True Blood, has debuted online. Visit SoundCloud to listen to the song, which is called "Let's Boot And Rally", and will appear in the next True Blood episode, which airs in the US on July 8. Of the collaboration Iggy Pop has said: "I've always liked to bite. I guess this makes me a singing vampire, does this mean I have a licence to suck? Hi Bethany..."

Iggy Pop and Best Coast's Bethany Cosentino have teamed up to record a song for the TV show True Blood. The pair have apparently recorded a track called "Let's Boot And Rally", which will appear in the episode which airs in the US on July 8. Pitchfork reports that the song will receive its radio debut a few days before the television broadcast date, on July 5. Of the collaboration Iggy Pop said: "I've always liked to bite. I guess this makes me a singing vampire, does this mean I have a license to suck? Hi Bethany..."

There will be two presentations in Studio Two on March 10