Neil Young's New Song; Sleigh Bells Return

Having trouble seeing this email? View online» Thursday, September 12, 2013 Digital Access Neil Young Debuts New Song at 300-Seat Club Neil Young shocked concert goers at a tiny 300-seat club in Boston last night, when he performed a new song with his wife Pegi's band the Survivors. Young has spent the last few weeks driving across country in an electric car; the new tune is apparently called "Drive My Car." Read More » Dean Norris Talks Morality on 'Breaking Bad' As Breaking Bad winds down, fan favorite Dean Norris took time to talk about Hank Schrader's moral compass. "Is Hank the only character on this show who hasn't broken bad? Absolutely," he says. Read More » Inside Sleigh Bells' Lean, Mean New Album This fall, Sleigh Bells return with their third album, Bitter Rivals, and Rolling Stone got the first insight into the New York duo's new work. "This record feels like a fight," says guitarist Derek Miller of the band's aggressive approach.  Read More » Kim Gordon on Life After Sonic Youth Best known as the bassist for Sonic Youth, Kim Gordon is back this week with a new band Body/Head and a multitude of interesting projects lined up. But don't think her past is fully out of her head. "I definitely miss playing with those guys," she says of her former band.  Read More » Ricky Gervais' New Series 'Derek' Hits Netflix Comedian Ricky Gervais is back on the small screen this week, with his new Netflix series Derek. While the show retains Gervais' brand of off-the-cuff humor, it also comes from a heartfelt place. Read More » VIDEO The Avett Brothers Go Home WATCH » FEATURE When High School Students Are Treated Like Prisoners READ MORE » GALLERY Behind the Scenes With AFI SEE PHOTOS » • Beatles' New BBC Collection Details Emerge • Blink-182 Revisit Heyday With Intimate Brooklyn Show for Charity • Major Lazer Take Aim at Media Over EDM Show Drug Deaths • Kanye West Surprises at Pusha T Party, Rants Against Corporations • J.K. Rowling Writing a 'Harry Potter' Spinoff Film Dylan's Missing Years At the height of his fame, he burned down his career to save himself. Read Mikal Gilmore's cover story in RS All Access. Read Full Issue » (Rolling Stone Archives) Subscribe to Magazine » Digital Access » You have received this email because you are a Rolling Stone newsletter subscriber. Click here to unsubscribe. View our online Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Wenner Media, LLC, 1290 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10104 © 2013 RollingStone.com All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.