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Non-Metal Bands at Metallica’s Orion Music + More Festival: A Headbanger’s Guide
Non-Metal Bands at Metallica’s Orion Music + More Festival: A Headbanger’s Guide
Non-Metal Bands at Metallica’s Orion Music + More Festival: A Headbanger’s Guide
Metallica stood on stages in 2011 alongside Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax. In 2012, they are asking more of their loyal fans. Their inaugural Orion Music + More festival in Atlantic City on June 23 and June 24 will present a slew of metal's latest attractions, including Ghost, Charred Walls of the Damned, Landmine Marathon, and Baroness...
Hard Rock and Metal New Releases – May 2011
Hard Rock and Metal New Releases – May 2011
Hard Rock and Metal New Releases – May 2011
The month of May will roar in before you know it with plenty of goodies for fans of the dark & brutal as well as the melodic and fun. Releases from '80s hard rock hit-makers dominate the first week of the month with Poison offering up 'Double Dose of Poison: Ultimate Hits.' T...
Profound Lore/20 Buck Spin Partner Up for Showcase at SXSW
Profound Lore/20 Buck Spin Partner Up for Showcase at SXSW
Profound Lore/20 Buck Spin Partner Up for Showcase at SXSW
If you're looking for metal at South by Southwest 2010, then consider the Profound Lore/20 Buck Spin showcase. This SXSW party features a whole lot of metal on March 19 at Headhunter's in Austin, Texas. Who's playing? Dark Castle, White Mice, Liturgy, Salome, Coffinworm, Yakuza, the Atlas Moth, the Endless Blockade and more...
Liturgy Define Black Metal in America
Liturgy Define Black Metal in America
Liturgy Define Black Metal in America
Black metal is not a genre based on image, and Scratch the Surface zine emphasizes the contrast between Liturgy's bland fashion and "a minimalist, grim, dissonant and blizzardly fast black-metal sound exhibited in their debut recording 'Renihilation' that could rival with the grimiest and disgustingly-looking band coming out from the depths of Norway...
Cable Frontman Wants More Vocals From the Bartender, Sort Of
Cable Frontman Wants More Vocals From the Bartender, Sort Of
Cable Frontman Wants More Vocals From the Bartender, Sort Of
"Thank you all for sticking around to check us out," the very modest Cable bassist and vocalist Randy Larsen said to the Fontana's crowd on Dec. 3 in New York City. "Thank you for showing up," a fan fired back at the band. For an act that's broken up probably over six times, people are just happy that they still exist and make music...
Rwake Love Liturgy, Played New Songs in New York
Rwake Love Liturgy, Played New Songs in New York
Rwake Love Liturgy, Played New Songs in New York
This writer has been hung up on an album that was released in 2007 for months. The album makes a trip to hell seem like a warm and spiritual journey. It's the kind of album that can really change lives and strike epiphanies. The album that I can't stop listening to is Rwake's 'Voices of Omens...
Shrinebuilder Play First New York Show
Shrinebuilder Play First New York Show
Shrinebuilder Play First New York Show
While Scott Kelly (Neurosis), Wino (Saint Vitus), Al Cisneros (Om, Sleep) and Dale Crover (Melvins) were combining their masterful minds below Bleeker Street, a line that included women in tall glittery boots, fishnets and bust-breaking corsets and men dressed just as club-ready was developing outside for a fetish party that was happening in the same venue...

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