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Visit the Widget Gallery

Check out the new music video for Broken Bells’ “The Higher Road”!

Broken Bells is a new group from James Mercer (The Shins) and Dangermouse (producer & 1/2 of Gnarls Barkley)

On Tuesday, Dec. 8th Rick Barnickel interviewed Joss Stone for KROK!
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On Tuesday, Dec. 8th Rick Barnickel interviewed Joss Stone for KROK!

If you missed the interview you can listen to the audio on our Facebook Page by Becoming A Fan!

To become a Fan, click on the Facebook Fan Box to the right!

Mosters of Folk “Say Please”

Matisyahu interviews himself…

[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Sandy Blackwell had a chance to interview P.J. Pacifico about his new album Always & Everywhere and what exactly jackbone is…take a listen

Elizabeth & The Catapult’s “Taller Children”

Modest Mouse’s “King Rat” video.  Directed by Heath Ledger.

Ledger conceived the video’s theme in order to raise awareness of the plight of whales that are hunted down illegally for commercial purposes off the coast of his native Australia. The video remained unfinished at the time of Ledger’s death in January 2008, but video company The Masses, in which Ledger had been a partner, has completed it in his honour.

Proceeds from downloads of the video via US iTunes during the first month of its release will go toward Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, a non-profit organisation committed to ending the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world’s oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species. - NME

Guitar virtuoso, vocalist and songwriter Joe Bonamassa played to a sold out crowd at London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall on May 4, 2009. A milestone in Bonamassa’s career, self described as “twenty years of professional sweat and toil all culminating into one moment,” it puts him in the company of such legends as The Beatles, Led Zeppelin and The Who, all artists who have played the historic venue. Adding to the excitement, Eric Clapton joined Bonamassa on stage for a joint-performance of Clapton’s hit “Further On Up The Road.”

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh
2009 EEO Public File Report