A while back Liveset streamed a show The Civil Wars did at One Eyed Jacks in New Orleans. Included in that show was an acoustic cover of "Disarm" by the Smashing Pumpkins the duo did, but for whatever reason the video of them performing it was never released -- until now.

It's no secret at this point that we're big fans of the Alabama Shakes around here, so with Brittany Howard soulfully belting out what may be my favorite song from their debut album on Fallon last night, there's no way I wasn't going to post video of the performance.

In describing Best Coast's "sparkling" new album, Randall Roberts of the LA Times said this: With a voice that strives to hit Neko Case and Martha Reeves territory but which more often than not is in the Belinda Carlysle and Suzanna Hoffs range, (Bethany) Cosentino’s strength as a vocalist doesn't come from pitch-perfect vocal tone, but rather, it lies in how she and Bruno craft solid, three and four minute pop songs that suggest everyone from Buddy Holly to the Crystals to the Bangles without sounding like any of them.

On of my few regrets about Jazz Fest 2012 is that I didn't make it out to the Fairgrounds last Thursday to see Florence and the Machine perform.

A couple of years ago I was at home on a random weeknight watching Letterman when the Silversun Pickups came out and rocked "Panic Switch" so hard that I literally got up off my couch and started air guitaring all over the place.

Perpetual UPROXX muse Alison Brie played Meltdown Comics in LA on Cinco de Mayo with her band The Girls and two separate YouTubers were in attendance to do the internet a huge solid.

I'm just gonna go out on a limb here and say that it's a good thing former Fleet Foxes drummer J.

Here's what I learned about Gotye from watching the Josh Brolin-hosted episode of SNL on Saturday night: Gotye is pronounced "Goat-eee-yay.

As we mentioned when we introduced you to the Alabama Shakes when we posted their debut video from their debut album, we're kinda big on them right now.