The Australian electro-pop favorites Cut Copy offer up a remix of Death Cab for Cutie’s “Doors Unlocked And Open.”

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What a waste of a good idea.

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Why does it not surprise me that Metallica was the first band to celebrate record store day back in 2008?

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It is not uncommon for brides-to-be, nervously counting down the days until they will stand for all to judge at the altar, to start some serious dieting on their quest for a dress’ best accessory: a perfect figure. When you’re marrying Zooey Deschanel, however, you realize there is only one person with any of the [...]

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Kick Ass opens in theaters across America on Friday, and this month’s issue of Death + Taxes features Christopher Mintz-Plasse and his co-star Clark Duke in an exclusive cover story and interview. Make the jump for the story by D+T Managing Editor Isaac Lekach, and for some quick verbal punches between the superstars who would [...]

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Mates of State’s forthcoming album, Crushes, is devoted to songs and artists that the band has special affection for.  Their choices are pretty interesting – who would have ever expected to see  homages to Nick Cave and the Mars Volta on the same album?  I love it when bands get between the covers, especially when [...]

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It seems that with his recent marriage to She & Him songbird, Zooey Deschanel, Ben Gibbard’s heartbreaking broods of love and loss may have seen their days. Stereogum posted a video of Gibbard covering the Magnetic Field’s “I Don’t Want to Get Over You,” from a performance at their Range Life party in Austin last [...]

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In a tribute to the late-filmmaker John Hughes, Death Cab for Cutie will be performing a cover of Simple Mind’s “Don’t You (Forget About Me),” from the iconic Hughes classic The Breakfast Club. The Critics’ Choice Movie Awards will air live tonight on VH1 at 9 p.m. (EST/PST). “We are truly proud to help pay [...]

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In honor of Vampire Day, we’ve put together a playlist of songs that suck. Don’t fault us for subjectivity. Remember songwriters, just because you wrote something you think is great doesn’t mean you actually have to play it in front of people. Check out the horror after the jump.

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