KOAR favorite Michigan indie act Exit The Ordinary will self release their record today via Clear Glass Recordings. Best Buy will distribute their record in the Northeast region. Signed a licensing deal with MTV. Launching a national college radio campaign in early March and will release music video for the track ‘Letting Go’.

Our favorite tracks are Fly Away and Letting Go

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Sirius XM Radio  could file for bankruptcy as early as Tuesday.

Hits Mag says Bruce Springsteen got no measurable sales spike from his Super Bowl performance in front of 97 million viewers while the setup for U2’s upcoming album has hit a snag, as lead-in single “Get On Your Boots” meets resistance on the radio callout front.

Did Springsteen and Bono lose their creative edge?

California indie act The Jakes are the new media darlings getting love from the press including AbsolutePunk, Hypeful, Revolt Media, and The Daily Chorus. “A band this young really shouldn’t sound this good…It’s exciting to be in the midst of new music like this,” says The Daily Chorus. The band was just picked up by Red Light Management, and are showcasing for Roadrunner in New York tomorrow along with Paradigm, CAA & the Agency Group. A slew of A&R’s will be attending the KROQ sponsored Key Club show on the 20th of February. The band has  solid myspace plays and a slew of tourdates.

Sirius XM Satellite Radio is heading into bankruptcy – only 2 years after the merge.

“Two sources familiar with the situation said Sirius XM is favoring a Chapter 11 filing over a deal with satellite-TV operator EchoStar, whose CEO, Charlie Ergen, has been buying up Sirius XM debt in a bid to take control of the company.”