In an interview with TheAge.co.au yesterday, Bono revealed that the band are working on three different albums, the first of which will be a Danger Mouse produced joint. Iiinteresting…
Paste Magazine is no More?

Gawker.com is reporting that Paste Magazine has folded, and will be no more. Not a huge surprise, given their struggles over the past couple of years to stay afloat.
Gawker sites an inside source and several tweets from Paste employees stating they are unexpectedly out of work.
Paste is a Decatur, Georgia-based music and entertainment magazine started in 2002
The Judies Singer Sentenced to 20 Years
Warren Ullom, lead singer of Atlanta’s The Judies, was handed a 20-year sentence today for voluntary manslaughter. The sentence comes just over two years after 32 year-old Rachel San Inocencio died from a drug overdose while with Ullom at his apartment. Read the whole story on the AJC.
Manchester Orchestra on Cover of Alternative Press

On tour now- coming to ATL April 14&15 at Variety Playhouse.
www.themanchesterorchestra.com
Death On Two Wheels at Sundance

Atlanta rockers Death On Two Wheels just announced that they have a couple of tracks in the soundtrack for a film called “The Violent Kind”, currently showing at Sundance. Calling Us All Back Home and Two Dollar Bills are from their current release SEPARATION OF CHURCH & FATE on The Ghost Umbrella Records. That’s some great news from one of Atlanta’s best bands- and equally great news for everyone else:
To celebrate the release of The Violent Kind, DO2W is offering both songs for FREE at http://deathontwowheels.bandcamp.com. As well, for a limited time, Separation Of Church & Fate is available for only $5.
That’s two for free, and the whole kit for just $5! 
As for the film, it’s a slasher from a duo that call themselves “The Butcher Brothers”, and are responsible for the likes of April Fool’s Day, and The Hamiltons. So, chances are I won’t be seeing the film- but I hope critics at Sundance love it, and it brings DOTW to a larger audience!



