He begins his fourth album as Fatboy Slim with a sample from the Five Man Electrical Band’s hippie-pride anthem “Signs,” later repopularized by the five-man hair-metal band Tesla.

The English electronic producer hasn't released a full-length album under his Fatboy Slim moniker since 2004's 'Palookaville'. By Tyler Jenke Don’t expect new music music from veteran electronic ...

In keeping with the eclectic spirit of his most recent album, “Palookaville,” Fatboy Slim (real name: Norman Cook) has been setting up shop at unconventional venues across the U.S. It’s hard ...

Starting with an appearance on Late Night With Conan O'Brien on Tuesday November 9th, Fatboy Slim will invade North America for a few select live gigs in support of his latest album, Palookaville.

Palookaville is easily Fatboy Slim s least inspired and most irritating album yet. If the opening track, "Don t Let the Man, doesn t make you shake your head in disbelief at its painstaking ...