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Break ton Neck from Alex Yde on Vimeo.

Remember remember the 10th of November…because this week’s roundup is one for the books. Hit the jump to see for yourself…

Above: AWOLNATION’s “Sail” sets the backdrop for Alex Yde’s “yoga breakdancing.” Not for those less flexible, to say the least.

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Do You Like Luxury? Tom DeLonge analyzes his latest artwork, available when you purchase Angels & Airwaves’ new album, LOVE Parts One & Two. While supplies last. Bonus: Enter to win one of 10 canvas prints

Come on in to see what else went down this week…

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Surprise! Weekly Roundup? On my Friday? It’s more common than you think. We’re coming to you on a Friday today. DEAL WITH IT. Come inside to see what we deemed buzzworthy this week in music.

Above: Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler sporting a fun new look in Paraguay.
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“Sound” from SoundCloud on Vimeo.

Welcome! What’s that? You’re ready for the Weekly Roundup? Well it’s here! Come on in!

Above: Moby, Imogen Heap and others help explain the symphony of life.

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WE’RE BACK (just like those well-meaning but misunderstood dinosaurs). Did you miss us? No need to respond, we already know the answer and we’re sorry. But we’ve got lots of news to console you. Hit the jump… Read more…

Rock supergroup Manraze played their first ever U.S. show Sunday night at L.A.’s historic Roxy Theatre to a raucous crowd. Prior to the wild show, the group–comprised of Def Leppard’s Phil Collen, Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols, and Girl’s Simon Laffy–quietly played for a much different crowd: high school students. For an afternoon, the guys entertained and thrilled 30 local high school students at the GRAMMY Camp SoundCheck, where students were able to ask Manraze questions following a closed soundcheck.

Read, see and hear more from the event at AOL’s Noisecreep: http://www.noisecreep.com/2011/10/04/manraze-perform-intimate-show-for-high-school-kids-video/

It’s that day again…the one we’ve all been waiting for: EXTREME COUPONING is back on TV tonight. While this is true, we’re actually more excited to bring you this week’s Weekly Roundup…

• BREAKING NEWS: FACEBOOK CHANGED. But this time we like it? We think. Maybe we don’t, depending on your thoughts on personal privacy. Well, whether you like it or not, Facebook is intent on making music more social. And yes, everyone will judge you each time you listen to Color Me Badd. (But it looks like Last.fm wasn’t invited to the party)
• With Facebook’s plans to change the way we do everything, comes a change to Spotify: “New Spotify users are now required to have a Facebook account.” Does the future involve needing a Facebook account to do anything?
• Speaking of the recent U.S. transplant, Spotify recently launched their non-Pandora-killing radio feature
• Last year’s logo redesign by MTV eschewed the network’s namesake, and the channel has essentially evolved to be a constant Jersey Shore transmission, peppered with the occasional music video. So, can KarmaloopTV become the MTV of the Hip-Hop Generation?

Until next week!

Tween pop act The PreZcotts — comprised of sisters AnaLeyna, 17, ChaLyn, 15, RaNelle, 14, and Mariah, 12 — wowed fans new and old last Saturday at the annual Children’s Day in Van Nuys, CA. The girls were joined at the event by acts including dance troupe The Groovaloos, rapper Lil’ Jordan, voice artist Nancy Cartwright and others. The PreZcotts performed songs from their upcoming album, and even made time to mingle with stars from Disney’s “So Random!” and “The Twilight Saga.” Check out pictures from the event below.

Score a free download The PreZcotts’ new single, “Gossip.” To stay posted on the latest from The PreZcotts, including two soon to be released music videos and an album in early November, connect with the girls on Facebook and Twitter.

Another week gone by as we near the end of September (cue The Circle Game). Check out what we’re reading to distract us from the passage of time in this week’s installment of the Weekly Roundup… Read more…

Another week gone by. While we could reflect on the passage of time life’s ethereal nature, we’re just going to share some links instead! Click through to see what we’re buzzing about this week… Read more…