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Remember when you were a kid, and you'd spend hours pondering questions like, "Who would win in a fight: Batman or Superman?" Well, thanks to the new video game Injustice: Gods Among Us, you can finally find out. Better still, as you fulfill your childhood fantasies and pit characters from the D.C. Comics universe against one another in Mortal Kombat-style fighting, you can listen to som

On May 28, Alice in Chains drop a new album, 'The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here,' and this summer, they'll join fellow alt-rock mainstays Jane's Addiction in headlining the 2013 Rock Star Energy Drink Uproar Festival. We at Diffuser.fm are stoked to have Alice back in the fold, and we're teaming with our friends at Ultimate Classic Rock and Loudwire to offer a flyaway trip for two to the Sept... Read M

With the exception of, say, a global power outage, is there anything that can stop Depeche Mode? Answer: Of course not! The U.K. synth-pop legends recently dropped their 13th studio album, the excellent 'Delta Machine,' and now, they're packing up their keyboards and leather vests and prepping for a world tour. The North American leg kicks off Aug. 22 in Detroit, and by the time it wraps in Phoeni

A Beatle! A Bjork! A bunch of English dudes with mandolins and waistcoats! Of course, we could only be talking about one thing: Bonnaroo 2013, which goes down June 13-16 in Manchester, Tenn. It's one of the year's most anticipated music festivals, and we think you should be there. That's why we're teaming up with our pals at PopCrush to give a way a pair of tickets, worth more than $600! To enter,

Roughing it can be fun, but if you ask us, the best way to experience Mountain Jam 2013, which goes down June 6-9 at the Hunter Mountain ski resort in Upstate New York, is to live it up like a VIP. That's why we're partnering with our friends at Ultimate Classic Rock to give away a pair of four-day VIP passes, a sweet prize valued at more than $1,000.

The Mountain Jam 2013 lineup has been finalized, and come June 6-9, everyone from Springsteen-style Jersey punks (the Gaslight Anthem) and jam-band heroes (Widespread Panic, Phil Lesh & Friends) to reggae-tinged truth speakers (Michael Franti & Spearhead) and indie-approved rock and Americana acts (the Lumineers, Dispatch and the Avett Brothers) will hunker down at the Hunter Mountain ski

Bad Religion are back, and this time, it's personal. Earlier this year, the California punk vets released their 16th studio album, 'True North,' a record about perfecting one's moral compass and surviving in modern society. Now, they're hitting the road to spread the loud and melodic gospel, and in honor of their 2013 North American tour, we're teaming up with our friends at Loudwire to give away

In 1969, the very first Gap store opened its doors in San Francisco. That same year, Jimi Hendrix recorded the music heard on 'People, Hell and Angels,' a new album featuring 12 previously unreleased gems from the late guitar god. What's the connection? Sony is unearthing the unheard Jimi jams just as the popular clothing retailer celebrates Hendrix's 70th birthday with a series of limited-edition

Seattle alt-rock supergroup Mad Season weren't around long, but they cemented their legacy with one great album, 1995's 'Above.' On April 2, Sony Legacy releases the three-disc 'Above: Deluxe Edition,' and Diffuser.fm is honored to be giving away a copy. Our one lucky winner also gets a Mad Season T-shirt, which we're guessing pairs nicely with a long-sleeve thermal undershirt or ratty thrift-stor

British fans first met Jonathan "Itch" Fox in the mid-'00s, when he made a big ruckus as frontman for the ska- and folk-infused London political punk band the King Blues. The group split up last year, and Itch has since gone solo on that arse, forging a new sound informed by hip-hop and dance music, as well as the styles he's explored over the last decade.