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| Jack White brands journalists lazy The White Stripes frontman Jack White has brandished journalists lazy. The frontman said that hacks did not check their facts when writing about his band. White said: "Journalists are inherently the laziest people on earth. Even in the age of Google, they don't do any work to check what they're writing about." Speaking about the mistruths that have followed the band, White said: "I'd say 90 per cent of what they get is from the press release. We have fun putting things in there - like in the press release for 'Elephant', somebody inserted a joke about how none of our studio equipment was made after 1963. "Before you knew it, people thought we wouldn't touch a piece of equipment unless it's 60 years old or something! It gets to the point where you're answering questions based on a joke somebody made." White told 'Interview' magazine that it had affected anything he reads. Hea admitted: "Anytime I pick up a music magazine, I assume 90 per cent of it is incorrect, so I make up my own things to believe. "Everyone knows the phrase 'Don't believe everything you read,' but how many people actually practice it?" The White Stripes are set to release new single 'You Don't Know What Love Is' in September. |
Secretly Canadian Preps 100th Album Comp In honor of its 100th release since forming 11 years ago, the Bloomington, Indiana-based indie Secretly Canadian will release a compilation disc featuring artists from their family covering one another. The album, SC100, will include 18 tracks from the likes of Songs: Ohia, Dave Fischoff and Jens Lekman among others, and is set for an April 24 release. A second collection of songs will also be released exclusively via download. Now a centenarian, the imprint shows no signs of slowing down, as it and sister labels Jagjaguwar and the newly formed Dead Oceans are gearing up for several high profile releases this year, Besnard Lakes, Okkervil River and Bishop Allen among them. Tracklist For SC100: 01. See(ing) Double (June Panic) - Nikki Sudden 02. The Last Bandit (Nikki Sudden) - Songs: Ohia 03. Structure: Necessity (Songs:Ohia) - Suzanne Langille 04. The Escape (Suzanne Langille and Loren MazzaCane Connors) - Early Day Miners 05. Upstate (Early Day Miners) - Damien Jurado 06. Abeline (Damien Jurado) - Dave Fischoff 07. Propaganda for a Comic (Dave Fischoff) - Danielson 08. Fruitful Weekend (Danielson) - June Panic 09. Soft Evenings (Marmoset) - Ativin 10. Lungs for the Race (Havergal) - Swearing At Motorists 11. Riding and Romaing (Ativin) - Havergal 12. The Real Thing (Swearing At Motorists) - Racebannon 13. Clubber Lang (Racebannon) - Cornelius Boots 14. We're All Gonna Die (Scout Niblett) - Jens Lekman 15. Sky Phenomenon (Jens Lekman) - Marmoset 16. 40 Years of Our Family (Japonize Elephants) - The Impossible Shapes 17. Birds (The Impossible Shapes) - Panoply Academy 18. Highlight and Marginalia (Panoply Academy) - Japonize Elephants |
Keith Richards to write autobiography? Keith Richards is set to pocket over $5 million by signing a deal to pen his memoirs. According to a report in the New York Post, The Rolling Stones guitarist will meet publishers in New York this summer to pitch his book. Despite his agent Ed Victor being quoted as saying "it's way too early to talk about it" he did say the book could be "the greatest rock 'n' roll book of all time." Victor represented Eric Clapton in a deal that secured the singer just under $5 million for 'Clapton: The Autobiography' which is due to become available later this year. The Post also reports that a $1.6 million advance in the 1980's was returned after singer Mick Jagger failed to produce a promised autobiography, saying he couldn't remember enough to do a book. |
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