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Also, Dave reveals his two things to know in the world.

Prepare for the incoming onslaught of Russian swearing.

It’s always kind of curious when a band holds off on having a self-titled album for years and years, and then just decides to go for it.

Because it’s the team’s fault when the league doesn’t have proper protocol set in place.

“Cream On Chrome” will appear on the new release due out July 14 via XL Recordings.

The Ex Machina writer/director has provided a story concept now in the hands of longtime Danny Boyle collaborator Andrew Macdonald.

The “Ex Machina” star will once again find herself in the middle of a high-stakes Orwellian battle, just this time on the other side.

The “Another One” “mini-LP” is out August 7 via Captured Tracks.

Cue laugh track now.

“Hermits on Holiday” will arrive sometime in August via Presley’s own Birth Records.

Or: Ryan Pollie and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day.

Because falling in love is like being assaulted by five wig-wearing women in a hallway.

Cronin also stopped by “Conan” last night to perform the track.

The San Francisco publishing staple is looking for support as they transition into being a nonprofit.

The Israeli band’s new LP “Sinking As a Stone” is out May 19 via Burger Records.

Mikal Cronin has spent much of his musical career with long and wild hair shaking in front of his face, while standing behind a wall of noise.

Broken Lizard’s return to their classic will begin shooting later this year.

Their self-titled album is out May 19 via Sub Pop.

“You’re welcome here anytime. I won’t be here, but you’re welcome anytime.”

The former “Baltimore Sun” reporter and creator of “The Wire” and “Treme” has been actively participating in a heated discussion on his website about the situation.