Watch the trailer for new Devo documentary - 07.05.2012
Through albums like Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo and Freedom of Choice, Devo has made eccentricity into high art, and a new Kickstarter project aims to clue people into the inner workings of the band over the past 40 years.

Are We Not Men?: The Devo Documentary is a new film being produced in cooperation with the band that take a thorough look at their history and influence. The project is 90 percent funded right now, so check out the trailer below and if you like what you see, why not donate a little scratch?

Video: Future of the Left - "I Am the Least of Your Problems" - 07.05.2012
Welsh noise rockers Future of the Left have debuted a new video from The Plot Against Common Sense, this one for highlight "I Am the Least of Your Problems." The clip is a somewhat creepy one, with band members lit by eerie strobe effects. Check it out!

JJ DOOM offer up album details - 07.05.2012


Earlier this year, MF DOOM and Jneiro Jarel announced plans to release a collaborative album under the name JJ DOOM, though we haven't heard a whole lot since then. Well, now there are more details to be had, as well as a release date. The album, titled Key to the Kuffs, will be released Aug. 21 via Lex Records. The album features guest appearances by Damon Albarn and Portishead's Beth Gibbons, and you can check out the tracklist below.

Tracklist:

1. Waterlogged
2. Gov’nor
3. Banished
4. Bite the Thong (feat. Damon Albarn)
5. Rhymin Slang
6. Dawg Friendly
7. Borin Convo
8. Snatch That Dough
9. GMO (feat. Beth Gibbons)
10. Bout the Shoes
11. Winter Blues
12. Still Kaps (feat. Khujo Goodie)
13. Retarted Fren
14. Viberian Sun Part II
15. Wash Your Hands

Peter Hook writing Joy Division memoir - 07.05.2012


Peter Hook and the rest of his New Order bandmates haven't been on the best of terms lately, but all the same, Hooky has announced he's writing a memoir about his time in Joy Division. The book is titled Unknown Pleasures: Inside Joy Division, and will be out Oct. 1, via Simon and Schuster.

Hook said of the project, “I’m sick of everyone reading books about Joy Division by people who weren’t there and weren’t even close to us at all. There were a lot of things that were wrong, in those books, as well as annoying.”