The Strokes

Julian Casablancas has hinted that despite some high profile shows lined up, it's unlikely that we'll see a new Strokes album next year. Read More

Julian Casablancas has hinted the Strokes won't work together again. Read More

THE man who wrote, sang and wore the Converse on what many consider to be the greatest rock album of the Noughties is two and a quarter hours late. Read More

I hadn't thought about it, but it's really weird. Read More

As 2009, and the decade come to a close, PMA will be looking back at our favorite songs of the last ten years. Read More

Julian Casablancas believes his solo LP saved The Strokes. Read More

Strokes frontman, Julian Casablancas, has created a revolutionary album, straying from the norm of indie stardom created by the New York band, and stepping onto a synthpop, alternative platform. Read More

Julian Casablancas emerges on stage at the Downtown Palace the way you remember him: black leather, perfectly unkempt hair and that unmistakable Iggy Pop boom of a voice. Read More

Average Joe/Jane music appreciators may better recognize Casablancas from his previous role as the talented (and reportedly rather dictatorial) frontman for popular garage-rock revival band, The Strokes, whose critically well-received releases helped re-awaken the stripped-down and honest, proto-punk musical genre after decades of hibernation. Read More

The five-piece fronted by Julain Casablancas have spent this summer working on solo projects and their delayed next album. Read More