“Re-Fi’s latest tour featured a show that included eight commercial breaks that grew in length and frequency as they neared the end of their set, the part of the show where they play their numerous hit songs. And the band is launching a series of shows in which they will play an uninterrupted hour of sponsored music, unprecedented in the world of corporate punk.” Before the great sellout debate erupts again, I should point out that this story is actually from a satirical site, although the idea of “songs about fixed interest rates played to a pounding backbeat” doesn’t seem all that far off. [BnL World News; HT Hitsville]