No Doubt Prepares First New Disc in a Decade

If it hasn't become painfully obvious, my updates have been few and far between lately due to some exciting new ventures I am working on. And while I look forward to introducing you to them in the coming weeks, I am doing my best to bring you the most relevant and up-to-date music news as possible.

Tragic Kingdom is active on Twitter, Facebook, and Tumblr (our micro-version of the site, which includes all our content from here and more from inside my crazy mind).  And it's there that you'll find Rolling Stone's interview with No Doubt about their upcoming release.  

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Tragic Kingdom Presents: The Pretty Reckless Videography

From jaw-dropping goth rock to over-synthed pop beats and honky tonk country crooning to piano-driven rock hooks, it's no secret that my musical influences have ranged all over the map this year. But when I introduced The Pretty Reckless last month, it was clear that I had inducted a new staple into the Tragic Kingdom family. Much like the inspiration for this blog, Light Me Up is an inspirational album from front to back. With Taylor Momsen leading the charge, the band delivers one of the most relevant albums of the year.

But the question remains, why hasn't America - the place where Momsen holds a lead spot on one of the country's biggest teen dramas - caught on to this powerful new band? One would guess that the sugary sweet, and most of the time talentless, actress-turned-singer wannabes before her would provide the answer. But with more than 5 million fans all over the globe, it's only a matter of time before this band goes from 'on the fringe' to certified smash.

Still not convinced? Take a look at any of these videos featuring Momsen & Co. delivering their biggest hits from the disc. Seriously, I dare you push play and be swayed.

Make Me Wanna Die (Viral Version)


Miss Nothing


Just Tonight


Light Me Up (Live at The Cherrytree House)


Make Me Wanna Die (Official Version) 

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