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Rock band Pepper talks to Causecast about how they've been going green during their tour and how growing up in Hawaii taught them to respect the land. For more music interviews, check out http://www.causecast.org/music

Rock band Pepper talks to Causecast about how they've been going green during their tour and how growing up in Hawaii taught them to respect the land. For more music interviews, check out http://www.causecast.org/music

Southern California based band Thrice has been around since 1998, along the way gaining a large, dedicated fan base for their punkish-hardcore rock sound. Over the years, Thrice’s sound has continued to evolve to a level of complete universality, while managing to stay true to their roots. Thrice has been involved with various nonprofits throughout the years and has helped bring many causes into the forefront of their fans’ attention. Causecast’s Brandon Deroche caught up with Thrice this summer at Warped Tour to discuss the causes they care about and the state of the music industry. Check out more Music Interviews at http://causecast.org/music Pledge to volunteer for a chance to win free tickets to your favorite shows: http://thevoluntour.org

Southern California based band Thrice has been around since 1998, along the way gaining a large, dedicated fan base for their punkish-hardcore rock sound. Over the years, Thrice’s sound has continued to evolve to a level of complete universality, while managing to stay true to their roots. Thrice has been involved with various nonprofits throughout the years and has helped bring many causes into the forefront of their fans’ attention. Causecast’s Brandon Deroche caught up with Thrice this summer at Warped Tour to discuss the causes they care about and the state of the music industry. Check out more Music Interviews at http://causecast.org/music Pledge to volunteer for a chance to win free tickets to your favorite shows: http://thevoluntour.org

Brandon Boyd (Incubus) and longtime friend and fellow artist Kristin Klosterman collaborated on a canvas project for TOMS Shoes. Three original art pieces were hand painted by the duo and cut up into hundred of pieces which became a limited design for TOMS Shoes. A total of 75 pairs of shoes were produced out of the original canvases and sold in support of TOMS One for One movement. For more interviews with you favorite bands and artists, visit http://causecast.org/music

http://digg.com/d31AWy9 Slash and friends join forces to battle youth homelessness in Los Angeles during the LAYN Rocks! benefit concert November 22 at the Avalon Hollywood. You can buy tickets here: http://laynrocks.eventbrite.com/ Hosted by comedian George Lopez, LAYN Rocks! will unite musical talents Slash, Ozzy Osbourne, Perry Farrell, Tom Morello, Billy Idol, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park, Travis Barker, Andrew Stockdale of Wolfmother, Dave Navarro, and many others for a night of great music and a step toward eradicating youth homelessness. The Los Angeles Youth Network (http://layn.org) is a volunteer driven nonprofit organization based on helping over 10,000 homeless adolescents become self-sufficient by providing shelter, food, and counseling for the abused, neglected, and abandoned. An incredible lineup of passionate artists has been recruited, linking social awareness and entertainment together under one roof. Read more Causecast musician interviews at http://causecast.org/music.

http://digg.com/d31AWy9 Slash and friends join forces to battle youth homelessness in Los Angeles during the LAYN Rocks! benefit concert November 22 at the Avalon Hollywood. You can buy tickets here: http://laynrocks.eventbrite.com/ Hosted by comedian George Lopez, LAYN Rocks! will unite musical talents Slash, Ozzy Osbourne, Perry Farrell, Tom Morello, Billy Idol, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park, Travis Barker, Andrew Stockdale of Wolfmother, Dave Navarro, and many others for a night of great music and a step toward eradicating youth homelessness. The Los Angeles Youth Network (http://layn.org) is a volunteer driven nonprofit organization based on helping over 10,000 homeless adolescents become self-sufficient by providing shelter, food, and counseling for the abused, neglected, and abandoned. An incredible lineup of passionate artists has been recruited, linking social awareness and entertainment together under one roof. Read more Causecast musician interviews at http://causecast.org/music.

http://su.pr/6UkaoW Flobots is Denver’s hip-hop and non-profit group best known for their 2007 major label debut “Fight with Tools.” Flobots.org, their eponymous contrition to the local community advocacy, has expanded to include the nation and its youth with FightwithTools.org, a social-networking site for people with “a love of music and a desire to engage.” As usual, Causecast’s Brandon Deroche caught up with Flobots at the Night of Hopes and Dreams event for the Somaly Mam Foundation to discuss their unique brand of music and activism, and how the two collide. For more interviews with your favorite bands or artists check out http://www.causecast.org/music

http://su.pr/6UkaoW Flobots is Denver’s hip-hop and non-profit group best known for their 2007 major label debut “Fight with Tools.” Flobots.org, their eponymous contrition to the local community advocacy, has expanded to include the nation and its youth with FightwithTools.org, a social-networking site for people with “a love of music and a desire to engage.” As usual, Causecast’s Brandon Deroche caught up with Flobots at the Night of Hopes and Dreams event for the Somaly Mam Foundation to discuss their unique brand of music and activism, and how the two collide. For more interviews with your favorite bands or artists check out http://www.causecast.org/music

http://su.pr/7KDxkW Jon Foreman of Switchfoot talks with Causecast on how music transcends a message, how history shows where societies will go, and how easy it is to make a growing impact. For more music spotlights, check out http://causecast.org/music

http://su.pr/7KDxkW Jon Foreman of Switchfoot talks with Causecast on how music transcends a message, how history shows where societies will go, and how easy it is to make a growing impact. For more music spotlights, check out http://causecast.org/music

http://su.pr/2pFBea Tegan and Sara speak out about gay rights, the risks of being out while shaping their career in the music industry, and the influence they have on fans. For more weekly interviews with artists, visit http://causecast.org/music

http://su.pr/2pFBea Tegan and Sara speak out about gay rights, the risks of being out while shaping their career in the music industry, and the influence they have on fans. For more weekly interviews with artists, visit http://causecast.org/music

*apologies for the manipulated tape sounds n' glitches, this was the best track to come out. I believe my camera head was dirty...alas*The one and only Ryan Oberst lays down a sad upon sad upon sniffling sad tune. A classic in the eyes of Oberst fans. Mmmhmm. Close-up provided for heightened intimacy.The 9th Great Cover-Up Fairbanks, Ak The Pub 4.4.09 Ru Ru's webpage questionmarkrecords.net fbxshows.com

Rachel and Grace of Grooveshark.com talk about the making of Conor Oberst's new album. Conor Mullen Oberst (born February 15, 1980) is an American songwriter, singer, poet, best known for his work in Bright Eyes. He has also played in several other bands, including Desaparecidos, Norman Bailer, Commander Venus, Park Ave., and his newest project Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band.