November 30th, 2008

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This week’s most popular stories

While the music pie is smaller than it once was, digital sales have become an increasingly significant slice. Major imprint Atlantic Records annoucned this past week that digital sales have surpassed the physical on their balance sheets, which is a first for a big label. Against Me! frontman Tom Gabel recently reunited with the band’s original drummer Kevin Mahon for an acoustic performance in New York City. The Bouncing Souls posted an update from the studio where they’re working on their new 12 song digital project. Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong spoke out on that band’s forthcoming album as well. The 2009 Bamboozle festival is starting to come together. We first heard that No Doubt and Fall Out Boy would headline, then saw the lineup expanded to include the Get Up Kids, New Found Glory and Face To Face.