August 17, 2007

Friday My Day for Music News

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Beck at Carnival

  • Beck set to release “surprise” single, “Timebomb,” (possibly featuring Jamie Lidell, and probably not an 808 State or Rancid cover) on iTunes on Monday. (Pitchfork)

  • Nine Inch Nails‘ Year Zero gets a remix album and, possibly, a movie or TV show. (Stereogum)

  • Amy Winehouse cancels August shows, for “health reasons.” (Yahoo! Music)

  • New PJ Harvey album White Chalk gets US release date: September 25th. (CMJ)
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