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Michael Jackson new track “Keep Your Head Up” leaked!
1Phaiton’s mini noise-cancelling headphones
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Noise Canceling headphones don’t necessarily have to be those clunkers you’re slightly embarassed to take out of your bag…or too lazy to deal with taking with you! Phiaton offers another great alternative to the larger, over the head noise canceling headphones with their new PS 20 NC headphones. These little guys have a portable, in-ear design with noise canceling that blocks out 95% of the noise around you…all for $180 when they hit the market in the coming months.
Video Premiere: “A Plan In My Head” by Uma
Video Premiere: “Outta My Head” by Leona Lewis
2Official cover of Goldfrapp’s new single “Alive”
1Haiku Review: Head First by Goldfrapp
2Free Stream: Goldfrapp “Head First Megamix”
Goldfrapp’s new album, Head First, is coming out officially March 23rd, 2010. This is just a little megamix of all the tracks on the album to further tease your senses for some electrolush synth pop. Click here to listen to it.
Goldfrapp album “Head First” has leaked!
Goldfrapp’s highly-anticipated return-to-form of an album Head First has taken the leak. Yes, the album is now out all over the internet. Maybe a sad day for Goldfrapp, or maybe the start of a new area. But, the album that contains the lead single “Rocket” has been probably one of the most waited-on album of the new decade as of now. Click here to investigate further.
Trailer for Goldfrapp’s new album “Head First”
1The album’s a-buzzing. Everyone is waiting to have a listen. Head First is supposed to be a return to form. By that, we mean she ditched folktornica for lush synth dance. But, if “Rocket” is anything to go by, the new album is nothing to look forward to. Yet, we are sure there is a gem or two.
Merry go-round fail!
Goldfrapp readies up new album “Head First”
“Genre-smashing musical pioneers Goldfrapp announce their brand new album Head First to be released through Mute on March 23, 2010. This will be preceded by the fantastic new single ‘Rocket’ on March 9th. Head First is Goldfrapp’s most powerful trip to date, a speedy rush of synth optimism, euphoria, fantasy and romance. With life affirming lyrics and stellar production it lifts off at full tilt and takes us on a journey to the heart of 2010. The duo’s fifth album, Head First is written and produced by band mates Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory and was recorded throughout 2009 in Bath and in London.”
Preview of Goldfrapp’s “Head First”
1Goldfrapp is in the middle of her campaign for Head First. This is a little teaser released on YouTube.
Track listing for Goldfrapp’s “Head First”
So, we wait long enough for a return to form with Head First after her brief stint at folk, which wasn’t too bad, and we get a single-digit 9 tracks! Here’s teh track listing of the album:
1. Rocket
2. Believer
3. Alive
4. Dreaming
5. Head First
6. Hunt
7. Shiny And Warm
8. I Wanna Life
9. Voicething
Official cover and first listen for Goldfrapp’s single “Rocket”
3Goldfrapp are set to debut their first single off of their new album Head First. “Rocket” is a return to form, but still a different direction. It’s less experimental dance and more club ready. The artwork’s a bit La Roux, though. Click below to listen to the track. (Thanks Jorge for the heads up).
Official album cover for “Head First” by Goldfrapp
3New Goldfrapp promo pictures…
3New Goldfrapp album expected in March 2010 titled “Head First”
7Goldfrapp is working hard at the studio to produce her latest and, some mights say, greatest. In March we will be introduced to another rough of electropop that is less Seventh Tree and more Supernature. According to her record label, the album will be a “speedy rush of synth optimism, euphoria, fantasy and romance.” We can’t wait for it as Goldfrapp was the only shock of music glam we had pre-GaGa. Read more.
The album wars: Mariah Carey vs. Madonna
51Mariah Carey has pushed back her album to make room for a second single and now she is going head-to-head with Madonna. Mariah had to postpone Memoirs Of An Imperfect Angel to ready up a ballad single and to avoid messing up Whitney Houston’s comeback. Meanwhile, Madonna fans are quick to point out that “Obsessed” was a flop because it peaked at #11 and didn’t break the top 10 completely omitting the fact that Madonna last three singles didn’t even break the top 50. “Celebration” is currently sitting pretty at glorious and successful #71. Madonna wishes she has an “Obsessed” position. You know she loves commercial success no matter how much she compromises her musical integrity.











