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"What's f---ing funny?" Harvey Milk singer and guitarist drones through a nostalgic ooze of drum and riff density on the first track of 'A Small Turn of Human Kindness.' The '90s survivors never pick up the pace from there; it just gets more malicious in the executions as the album plays on, never acting as different songs but rather movements taking Harvey Milk far and away from the bo

In New York City on March 8, three very big and important metal shows were simultaneously going on around Manhattan (yes, all in the same borough). One included one of the most-sought-after bands to reunite this decade: Coalesce. They played with the southern doom masters Harvey Milk...

This has been one worth the wait. The Athens, Ga. noise/blues trio Harvey Milk have announced that their new record, 'A Small Turn of Human Kindness,' will hit shelves on May 18. The faithful will recognize this title as the name of an instrumental track from the band's long praised 'My Love Is Higher Than Your Assessment of What My Love Could Be,' and though that song makes no appearance on this

It's taken over 15 years, but the real debut from the Athens, Ga. purveyors of doom, blues and noise, Harvey Milk, is finally out. Over the years, this self-titled album -- dubbed 'The Bob Weston Sessions' on tape bootlegs and blog download sites -- has attained a legendary status thanks to never being officially released...

Harvey Milk are going to celebrate the upcoming release of their self-titled album by doing what the band does best, hitting the road and making the curious become the faithful. The album to be released properly on Jan. 26, known as 'The Bob Weston Sessions' in the furry bootleg version, was originally to be the band's 1993 debut album, but is now only seeing its proper release...

They really don't. "We don't mind the metal tag. Metal is f---ing fine," bassist Stephen Tanner told Noisecreep. It wasn't until the band reformed in 2006 after an eight-year break up that the members of Harvey Milk heard their band referred to as metal...

Merchandise is where bands make a good chunk of the change they need to keep the wheels moving -- metaphorically and literally speaking -- so it makes sense that bands put so much time and work to make their merch table look as classy and artistic as possible...

Also known as the infamous 'Bob Weston Sessions,' Harvey Milk's should-have-been debut album was recorded in Chicago in the early '90s for 227 Records, and then it was shelved for reasons unbeknownst to the public. Recognizing that the album never received a proper release, the folks at Hydra Head Records have gotten their hands on the official masters, reworked them with Harvey Milk mastermind C