It's been nearly a quarter of a century since one of the most celebrated, and influential bands of our generation, Love and Rockets formed. In 1985 Daniel Ash (guitars, saxophone, and vocals), David J (bass and vocals) and Kevin Haskins (drums, synthesizers) departed from being gothic rock icons with the highly coveted Bauhaus and merged sparkling new wave disco dust influenced T Rex boogie, rockabilly, punk, folk, proto-rave, and psychedelia into one big ball of confusion. Their electric and eclectic blends, makes them cross over from far left to extreme right in one quick swoop which not only leaves their music timeless and classic but most memorable and to be shared, listened to and indulged in any decade.

One of the shows will feature the special reunion performance of classic Christian band Focused. The upcoming gigs will also feature Throwdown (in Pomona) and Bleeding Through (in Alaska), as well as Living Sacrifice and more to be announced.

Nestled in the leafy backstreets of northern Paris, Atlas provided a creative haven for the band to produce these twelve new songs, recording and producing for the first time entirely by themselves. These recording sessions again saw the band handling all vocal duties and cemented their association with LA-based drummer/percussionist Joey Waronker, who had previously joined them for their intimate, three-man "Close up" tour of south-east Asia in the Fall of 2008. St�phane "Alf" Briat, a long-time fixture of the Paris music scene, whose work with AIR dates back to some of their earliest material, came on board for the final mixdown at Atlas.

LA-based post-punk girl duo Eagle and Talon are garnering comparisons to Sonic Youth, Sleater-Kinney and The Breeders with their debut full-length album Thracian, out June 23rd.

The duo of Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland will also take their live show across the Atlantic, where for the first time ever they will perform at the U.K.'s two leading music festivals: Leeds on August 29 and Reading on August 30.

The London-based band was hand picked by Tori Amos to open for her on this upcoming North American tour. The dates kick off on July 10th at Seattle's WaMu Theater, and then continue through mid-August (see attached itinerary.)

This collects never-before-released music written and performed by John Phillips from his long-lost musical Man On The Moon (a/k/a SPACE). This off- Broadway musical was produced for the stage by Andy Warhol, directed by Paul Morrissey (director of Warhol films like "Frankenstein") and features performances by members of Andy Warhol's Factory and Denny Doherty of The Mamas and The Papas.

Because Rust Never Sleeps is the third CD of the band from Hamburg - finest classic rock, AOR and melodic rock which they play in the style of Heart, Journey, Foreigner, Giant, Survivor and others. In the 1980s the band around singer Suzie Lohmar gave already rise to much comment when they supported Deep Purple singer Ian Gillan and the Detroit rock shouter Mitch Ryder. Their first album 'Heartbreaker' (1989) is considered to be one of the classics in the international AOR-scene.