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Trying to hear a song or check some tour dates from a band is a bloated affair these days. Most bands choke down their MySpace page with quantum-powered graphics and banners designed to eat your computer's speed. Music-lovers needn't worry about this with doom metallers Thou, the five-piece has become an underground obsession -- deservingly so -- and they've abandoned their space on the social sit

They say the news is always happening, but this weekend, the metal news took something of a respite. Seriously. It was a rather slow two days, probably because everyone was outside and far from their computers. Here in New York City, at least, we had two solid straight days of sunshine...

Well, hello again. Thanks for checking us out on your Saturday. We know you could be doing a lot with your free time, and we're glad you stopped by. Don't forget to come back next week, when we'll be bringing you more from our interview with Devin Townsend, and we'll be talking album art with the Chariot and Iwrestledabearonce...

When Greg Anderson and Stephen O'Malley formed Sunn 0))) in 1998, they had no idea that their genre-defying brand of experimental doom would exist over a decade later. But as their seventh album, 'Monoliths and Dimensions,' draws closer to a release (May 26), Anderson says they didn't necessarily care about leaving their mark on music, either...

Ten years into their existence, Sunn 0))) (pronounced 'Sun") continue to confound, blurring the line between distorted post-rock and experimental music. And while their vision remains unchanged, their acceptance over the last decade has afforded the band the time and ability to experiment even more, which is evident on their seventh album, 'Monoliths and Dimensions,' which comes out on May 26