First Look: The 'Twilight' Movie Trailer!

Deadly vampires! Make-out sessions! True love! It's enough to make Paramore's Hayley Williams weep.
'Twilight'

We've heard Paramore's new theme song "Decode," had a peek into author Stephenie Meyer's musical world, and even studied the tracklist for the teen vampire series' eyebrow-raising soundtrack.

Franz Ferdinand Debut 6 New Tunes!

For SPIN.com's definitive "first listen" of the Scot quartet's new album cuts click here!
Franz Ferdinand / Photo by Jackie Roman

"It's heavy and it really hits you, but in a different way. It swings," Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos told SPIN.com of the quartet's forthcoming album, Tonight, before their gig Wednesday night at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg.

Exclusive: Franz Ferdinand Tell All About New Album

VIDEO! Watch frontman Alex Kapranos and drummer Paul Thomson reveal new details about the band's much-anticipated third record.
Franz Ferdinand / Photo by Jackie Roman

Three years after the release of 2005's You Could Have It So Much Better, dapper Scot rockers Franz Ferdinand are set to return with their much-anticipated third record, which will drop in January 2009.

'Twilight' Soundtrack Tracklisting Unveiled

A new song from Perry Farrell plus 11 other tunes from various artists make the album. Click here for details!
Twilight poster (left), Perry Farrell (right)

The tracklisting for the forthcoming soundtrack to the film adaptation of teen vampire series Twilight has been unveiled, and it's loaded with author Stephenie Meyer's favorites. Out Nov.

My Morning Jacket's Jim James Hospitalized

The Southern crooner suffers injuries -- and upcoming shows are cancelled. Click here for details.
My Morning Jacket's Jim James / Photo by Melodie McDaniel

Rocking onstage is a perilous task. Last night in Iowa City yet another musician fell victim to its dangers: My Morning Jacket's Jim James was hurt during a show and rushed to the hospital.

Preview: Metallica to Highlight New Tunes on Tour

The axe-slingin' chart-toppers' forthcoming outing will be "completely different," says drummer Lars Ulrich.
Metallica / Photo by Anton Corbijn

Fans behind the chart-topping success of Metallica's new record, Death Magnetic, certainly have reason to be excited for the quartet's forthcoming North American tour, as the band will be playing "a lot of new songs" from the record, drummer Lars Ulrich to

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