WATCH: Weezer Debut Two New Songs Live!

Rivers Cuomo and Co. air a pair of unreleased jams at a Korean rock fest. Check out video here!
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Fans of "El Scorcho," from Weezer's benchmark 1996 album Pinkerton, know that Rivers Cuomo has a thing for Japanese ladies -- but maybe he digs South Koreans too? Sunday night at the Jisan Rock festival outside of Seoul, Weezer debuted two new songs!

Wilco, 'Wilco (the album)' (Nonesuch)

Jeff Tweedy's reassuring songbook helps us accept life's never-ending flaws.

As far as rock'n'roll is concerned, status quo is for suckers. New boss same as the old boss?

Breaking Out: Broken Records

Spurred by Prince William (sort of), Scottish rockers make regal racket.

Who says the British monarchy is powerless?

Spencer Pratt on Rap, God, and Spencer Pratt

The Hills badboy and rookie rapper disses Jay-Z and Obama, praises chicken burritos, and explains how he's part of America's "media problem."
Spencer Pratt

Talking with Spencer Pratt is like encountering a mythical beast -- you've heard about it, maybe even seen it in pictures, but you still can't quite believe it exists.

Oh, but it does. And it wants to tell you all about its Machiavellian genius.

The Most Serene Republic, '...And the Ever Expanding Universe' (Arts & Crafts)

What happens when the teacher's pets rock out.

A primary-color blast of major-key melodies, airy boy-girl vocals, ringing guitars, skipping rhythms, brass, woodwinds, and rolling piano, the rather exhaustingly charming third album from this Canadian collective radiates with the earnest warmth of a child's finger painting. It's about as deep, too. Almost nothing on this jumble -- not a lyric, chorus, nor riff -- stands out.

Remembering Michael Jackson's Better Days

SPIN's David Marchese on MJ as a hero, a superstar -- not a national punch line.
Michael Jackson Live at The La Sports Arena 1988  / Photo by SGranitz/WireImage.com

In the days to come, you will hear a lot of negative stories -- some true, some not -- about Michael Jackson. His squandered fortune. His strange health history. His failed marriages. But I can remember a time when "Michael Jackson" only meant good things.

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