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Ladytron Wrap Up New Record
12-Feb-2008
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Nettwerk Music Group has snagged Ladytron for their fourth LP, Velocifero. The June 3 release features the help of little-known (for now) Ed Banger producer
Ladytron to Release Remix EP (Pitchfork)
24-Sep-2006
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Are they not men? Capitalizing on the release of the highly acclaimed Ladytron album, 604 , which was released in February by Emperor Norton Records, the band is ready to release a six-track EP featuring remixes from their contemporaries.
CSS Tour With Diplo, Ladytron (Pitchfork)
12-Jul-2006
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It's hard work being sexy, and frankly, our hot Brazilian friends are sick of putting up with it. But sometimes the urge to make people dance can overcome even the mightiest wave of exhaustion.
Quick Hits: Radiohead, Alice In Chains, Jennifer Lopez, Disturbed, Three Days Grace, Def Leppard, Fatboy Slim, Ladytron (FMQB)
12-Apr-2006
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On their upcoming North American tour, Radiohead is considering multiple-night stands in cities such as Philadelphia, Toronto, Chicago and Montreal. Billboard reports the tour will begin in June, with specific dates and venues still to be determined.
SINGLES: THE MODERN INDUSTRY ***** (Daily Record)
13-Mar-2006
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SERIOUSLY cool electro pop which deserves to put The Modern on the map. Think Human League meets Clor meets Ladytron.
Hour Of The Ladytron (POLLSTAR)
13-Mar-2006
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British synth-pop quartet Ladytron will tour North America as a full band this April, with a dozen dates planned over two weeks. The group will land in New York City April 15 to kick things off at Irving Plaza. Three shows in Canada are included along with a number of major American cities.
CD reviews for January 6: Trey Anastasio, "Shine"; Ladytron, "Witching Hour"; David Axelrod, "The Edge: David Axelrod (The Davis Enterprise)
12-Mar-2006
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Published Jan 06, 2006 - 14:49:58 CST. Album sales continue to fall - down seven percent during the first six months of 2005 - as people burn more music from the Internet.
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