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Trap Them Go ‘Huge and Intense’ for ‘Damage Prose’ — Song Premiere
Trap Them Go ‘Huge and Intense’ for ‘Damage Prose’ — Song Premiere
Trap Them Go ‘Huge and Intense’ for ‘Damage Prose’ — Song Premiere
One of the albums guaranteed to truly rip your face off this year is 'Darker Handcraft' from Trap Them. Noisecreep is beyond proud to give our readers first listen to the album's neck-slicing opener 'Damage Prose'. Vocalist Ryan McKenney explains that 'Damage Prose' was the first song guitarist Brian Izzi and drummer Chris Maggio sent his way to begin the lyric writing process...
Khann Are Thankful for Marijuana and Tiger Flowers
Khann Are Thankful for Marijuana and Tiger Flowers
Khann Are Thankful for Marijuana and Tiger Flowers
"We live in Orlando, but the funny thing is that 60 percent of the people who move there are from here," Khann guitarist Jake Smith told the crowd at Lit Lounge. The Floridians embarked on a two week tour with New Yorkers Tiger Flowers and ended up in the Manhattan basement on April 19...
108, ‘18.61’ — New Album
108, ‘18.61’ — New Album
108, ‘18.61’ — New Album
Old-school New York Hare Krishna hardcore band 108 will release their eighth album, '18.61' on April 13 via Deathwish Records. The disc is the follow-up to 2007's 'A New Beat for a Dead Heart' and the first to feature drummer Mike Justian (formerly of Trap Them and Unearth)...
The Red Chord Lose Drummer, Recruits Original Kitman
Boston metallers the Red Chord have lost drummer Brad Fickeisen. However, the departure won't impact the band's forthcoming touring plans, as original Red Chord kitman Michael Justian has returned to the fold. Justian has not publicly appeared with the group since 2004's Maryland Deathfest, and he's since spent time in Unearth, Trap Them, Earth Crisis, Shai Hulud and 108...
Cave In Sell Out New York’s New Knitting Factory
Cave In Sell Out New York’s New Knitting Factory
Cave In Sell Out New York’s New Knitting Factory
Manhattan's Knitting Factory was a three-level venue in Tribeca. Any given night, there were several rad shows happening simultaneously, giving the adamant music lover an everlasting tasty piece of gum to chew on. But like many venues in Manhattan (Coney Island High, Rock and Roll High School and CBGBs), rent hikes and city regulations got the best of The Knitting Factory...

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