I Write Sins Not Tragedies is the second single by the rock band Panic at the Disco, from the album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out. It was released on April 27, 2006 on both compact disc and 7 inch vinyl. The song was written by Ryan Ross.

Two ethnic Indian Sikhs have entered record books in this multi-ethnic country, by producing the first Malaysian local Bhangra album. Manjit Singh Gill and Sukhjit Singh Gill, popularly known as Goldkartz, have written and produced their first Bhangra album called 'Loaded', which has a mix of hip hop, rap, R&B, reggae, house and trance music.

Here is a good news for music lovers -- Delhi's fusion band 'Advaita' is all set to roll out its first album in the market. The band men have finished recording at the Yash Raj studios in Mumbai. They are busy in planning brand promotion and market strategy for the album.

After roping in ace photographer Raghu Rai and fashion designer Vikram Phadnis as part of marketing initiative, Nokia today announced launching an album of sufi singer Rabbi Shergill on its Nseries mobile phones. The album--Avengi Ja Nahi-- will be pre-loaded on N95, N70 music edition and N73 music edition phones of Nokia.

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Kochi rocked with pop singer and award-winning playback singer Shaan on Saturday night as he belted out hits like 'Bum bum bhole' from 'Taare Zameen Par' and crooned several other hits giving the crowd something to enjoy on a rainy day. Shaan was here for the 'Idea rocks India', series organised by mobile service provider, Idea.

Twelve-year-old Manu here is on an arduous musical venture to enter the Guinness Book of World Records. He is undertaking the marathon effort with one of the most ancient musical instruments, the jalatharang. Jalatharang is a set of China bowls filled with water, which give out various musical notes when struck with a light iron or wooden mallet.

The doyen of Hindi film music, Manna Dey has lamented the lack of knowledge about Hindustani classical music among young singers and said that some obsecne songs made a mockery of music. "Music is not totally out. While some have awareness and knowledge in general, it is lacking among the young singers of today", he told PTI.

It's a research which can shed new light on seasonal depression in humans -- birds know to sing during spring because of "hormonal changes" triggered by longer days. A team of international researchers has traced the changes in the bird's brain -- they have found that cells near the pituitary gland release a hormone during spring in readiness for attracting mates.