search
Capitol Records
Trends
- 1Talking Heads reissue to include 1979 Capitol Theatre recordings▼Talking Heads reissue will contain 1979 Capitol Theatre recordings
Talking Heads will release a reissue featuring live recordings from their 1979 performances at the Capitol Theatre. The news, reported by NJArts.net, gives fans access to archival material from the band's late-1970s peak, when albums like More Songs About Buildings and Food and Fear of Music established them as one of the leading acts of the new wave era. No further details about the release were given.
- 2UK's Wings Music Group signs joint venture with Capitol labels●UK's Wings Music Group signs joint venture deal with Capitol Christian Music Group & Capitol Records
UK-based Wings Music Group has signed a joint venture deal with Capitol Christian Music Group and Capitol Records, according to Music Week. The partnership links the British independent with Universal Music Group's Capitol family, covering both Christian music and mainstream repertoire. The announcement is being reported across the music industry trade press.
- 3
An opinion column in the Greenfield Recorder describes efforts by advocates and lawmakers to sustain US support for Ukraine in Congress. The piece, part of a local 'My Turn' commentary series, argues for continued American backing of Kyiv as debate over future aid continues in Washington.