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The apocalypse never sounded so good: a journey with Boards of Canada
My first proper listen to Tomorrow's Harvest , the new album by Scottish electronic music duo Boards Of Canada, was carefully planned.
Avril Lavigne's Favorite Things
Life is good for Avril Lavigne. The 27-year-old is currently at work on her upcoming fifth studio album, and first single "Here's To Never Growing Up," is poised to become one of THE songs of the summer of 2013.
The CD case is the performance
Thanks to our technology editor Steve Bush for highlighting this one - a CD case that is the music.
Syrian pound tumbles on US plans to arm rebels
A military judge Tuesday refused a three-month trial delay for the Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage.
Daft Punk: Music publishing deal and chart success with 'Random Access Memories'
Daft Punk 's " Random Access Memories " marks the French electronic duo's fourth studio album, which was recently released on May 21, 2013, and it is already dominating sales charts around the globe.
Chaos as gunfire erupts at Utah Father's day Mass
In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 photo, law enforcement officials transfer Charles Richard Jennings Jr. center, from an ambulance to a waiting police vehicle at a freeway exit off of I-84 near Tremonton, Utah.
Chaos as gunfire erupts at Utah Father's day Mass
In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 photo, law enforcement officials transfer Charles Richard Jennings Jr. center, from an ambulance to a waiting police vehicle at a freeway exit off of I-84 near Tremonton, Utah.
Chaos as gunfire erupts at Utah Father's day Mass
In this Sunday, June 16, 2013 photo, law enforcement officials transfer Charles Richard Jennings Jr. center, from an ambulance to a waiting police vehicle at a freeway exit off of I-84 near Tremonton, Utah.
Clashes in south Lebanon between gunmen and supporters of radical Sunni cleric
Syrian activists say warplanes have hit rebel positions near a contested military air base in the northern province of Aleppo.
Suicide attacks kill 13 people in Iraq
Federal agents are digging up a field in suburban Detroit in search of the remains of ex-Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa, last seen alive when he left for lunch with two mobsters 38 years ago.
Paul Williams: From Soft Rock Hitmaker to Daft Punk Collaborator
What's it like to record with robots? "They were really amazingly easy to work with," says the veteran songwriter and current ASCAP president of the breathlessly hyped French electronic duo.
Youngsville High School vandalized
According to Pennsylvania State Police, Duston Allen Miller, 19, of Poplar Street, Youngsville, Tylor Ray Keyes, 18, of Eldred Center Road, Grand Valley, and Derek Alan Gifford, 20, of Greensburg, each face nine felonies and two other charges.
Yoko Ono Melts Down With Naked Bottoms, Punk Princesses in London: Review
Peace and love, naked bottoms and PVC-clad punk rock: Yoko Ono's Meltdown had a triumphant opening with sets from the Plastic Ono Band and gothic legend Siouxsie.
Best shows to see: East-West Collective, Shockwave Riderz, French-American Peace Ensemble
Maybe tonight you you'll watching the Hawks silence TD Garden. Or maybe you're feeling so cocky you figure that's a foregone conclusion, and you want to take in some jazz instead.
HURIWA Wants First Lady To Stay Out Of Politics And Fight Rape Of Teenage Girls
Vexed by the increasing rate of sexual attacks against young girls and boys by adults and the lack of concerted commitment on the part of the Federal Government to check the ugly trend, a call has gone to the wife of the President to devote more time to battle this menace which has become a hydra-headed monster.
Oil rises past $98 on Syria, ahead of Fed meeting
The price of oil climbed to above $98 a barrel Monday amid concerns over an escalation in the civil war in Syria and as traders awaited a critical meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve later in the week.
Family's tribute to Sprowston motorcyclist killed in A47 crash
The family of an experienced motorcyclist from Norwich, who died in a crash on the A47, paid tribute to a "fantastic guy" who "packed masses into life."
Morning news headlines for June 17, 2013
David Cameron is hoping to kick off the G8 summit in Northern Ireland today with progress on a free trade deal between Europe and the US which he believes could "turbo-charge the transatlantic economy".
Syrian activists: 20 soldiers killed, wounded by car bomb attack on Damascus checkpoint
Syrian activists say a car bomb attack targeting a checkpoint near a military airport in the capital has killed or wounded more than 20 soldiers.
UAE markets fallas Syria civil war concern grips region
A man talks on his phone as he monitors electronic boards displaying stock information at the Dubai Financial Market June 13, 2013.