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Bison B.C., ‘Dark Ages’ — New Album
Bison B.C., ‘Dark Ages’ — New Album
Bison B.C., ‘Dark Ages’ — New Album
Vancouver's own Bison B.C. have finished recording their third album, 'Dark Ages,' which they'd been working on for several months at Hive Studios. The four-piece band worked with Jesse Gardner, who recorded both of their prior releases. "He's taking us on a dark, mystical, next level s--- kinda journey," vocalist Dan And recently told Noisecreep in a studio update last December... Read
Zoroaster Announce a New Home With E1
Zoroaster Announce a New Home With E1
Zoroaster Announce a New Home With E1
Since 2007, Atlanta's Zoroaster have been releasing their albums of psychedelic sludge on the band's own label, Terminal Doom, but in the past few months the band has said they were open for a change come time for their next album. "We might let someone else take the record to just get some of the money pressure off of us, just give us a little break," guitarist Will Fiore revealed to No
White Noise: News on Alice In Chains, Eluveitie, the Haunted, Godflesh, Decrepit Birth and … Steve Wilkos?
White Noise: News on Alice In Chains, Eluveitie, the Haunted, Godflesh, Decrepit Birth and … Steve Wilkos?
White Noise: News on Alice In Chains, Eluveitie, the Haunted, Godflesh, Decrepit Birth and … Steve Wilkos?
So, this is going to sound weird. But yesterday, this scribe went to Stamford, Ct. with his fiancée, to sit in on a live taping of 'The Steve Wilkos Show.' Don't judge. We've been a fan of the bald talk show host since his Jerry Springer spin-off started three years ago, mainly because the dude throws chairs when he gets pissed. It's ...
White Noise: News on Dillinger Escape Plan, Down, Cradle of Filth, Fear Factory and More
White Noise: News on Dillinger Escape Plan, Down, Cradle of Filth, Fear Factory and More
White Noise: News on Dillinger Escape Plan, Down, Cradle of Filth, Fear Factory and More
So, we were at a show last week, and noticed something strange. See, we realize it's uncouth to wear a band shirt to that same band's concert. It's like wearing an 'I Love New York' shirt in Times Square. We see dudes all the time when we go to shows wearing shirts with the logos of bands on the bill, and it almost always inspires a smart-ass remark...

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