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Bruce Springsteen Month
In an antiMusic first, a single artist will be the focus for an entire month. Each day this month Tony K will examine a different chapter in Bruce Springsteen's career to discover how he not only became the Boss... but also a music icon.

Xystus - Equilibrio
Simply put, Equilibrio is one of the finest items I have ever had the honor of hearing. Power metal, an orchestra, five singers, and a lyrical concept so cool one will have bricks in their trousers? Yes, I will take it!

Best and Worst CDs of 2008
It's New Year's Eve and fittingly we present antiMusic's picks for the best and worst CDs of 2008. Our writer each picked the albums that stood out for them this past year... either in a positive or a negative way.

Top Ten Metal Albums of 2008
Thrashpit editor Mark Hensch counts down the Top 10 Metal Albums of 2008. Regardless of which way the mood swings, there is no denying that 2008 has produced some memorable music for every emotion.

I Am Trying To Break Your Heart: 2008's Most Disappointing Albums
It happens to everyone, you wait with intense anticipation from new music from an artist you love and adore and when you hear it, you simply shake your head in disbelief. Our special features editor Tony K counts down his list of the 10 Most Disappointing Albums of 2008

Closer - A Darker Kind of Salvation
There really is not much behind this effort besides the obvious truth of modernized metal taking another vicious hit from redundant patterns and unnecessary formulas that stay in a single spot and refuse to flex.

Kottonmouth Kings - The Green Album
Before the environmentalist movement was cool, and tree huggers became an enviable identity, Kottonmouth Kings has been feeling mother-earth-love for over a decade. Never mind they preferred to smoke it than save it

Whitechapel - This is Exile
The riffs are more brutal, the drums more crushing, and the vocals more dark and dreary than on the band's impressive debut effort. the band takes on a more death metal vibe than the first album, but they still maintain their knack for crafting heavy breakdowns.

Screendoor List: Top 20 Concerts of 2008
antiMusic's Special Features editor Tony K gives us his picks for the Top 20 concerts of 2008. Most of the usual blockbusters made the list but Tony also has some surprises for you as well. Find out which tours made a lasting impression on Tony this year.

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Rock Ruled Music In 2008: Biggest Sellers Revealed

Axl Hints At New CD

The Grateful Dead Resurrected For Tour

Royal Zeppelin- Jack Black Goes Country- Triple Prince- Allman Returns- Guns N' Denials- Wilco DVD- Tour Damned by Illness- Beastie Remaster and more

The Greatest Voices In Rock

Slipknot Frontman Going Solo

Reznor To Testify for Marilyn Manson

My Chemical Romance Plan Aggressive New Album

Merle Haggard Beats Cancer, Plans Busy 2009

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Ramones: Interviews Collection Released

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Every Avenue Tour

Hypothermia Tour 2009

Brave Ink Anniversary CD Deal

John Lee Hooker Meets Johnny Rotten

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Ogre - Plague of the Planet
Hensch's Hometown Heroes Returns with this special edition. Ogre's Plague of the Planet challenges a linchpin of American society - the Automobile industry - and asks quietly, "what if?" One may not like the answer

Portugal. The Man - Censored Colors
Portugal. The Man's latest is a wild, irrational kaleidoscope of experiences. The songs range from the mystical to the stark, the soulful to the nihilistic. Over the course of Colors' fifteen cuts, a musical prism refracts various beams of sound back at the listener.

Quick Flicks: Mushroomhead- Black Metal Satanica- Earache My Eye
Kevin Wierzbicki takes a look at recent metal friendly DVD releases including Mushroomhead's Volume 2, Black Metal Satanica and Earache My Eye.

Deadbird - Twilight Ritual
Twilight Ritual is good for many things. One can drink to it, fight to it, or relax to it as well. Deadbird have taken Southern sludge and infused its rough-and-tumble demeanor with a new introspection that has done it wonders. Get this now.

The Top 25 Albums of 2008
antiMusic's Special Features Editor Tony Kuzminski counts down his picks for the Top 25 albums of 2008 and tells us exactly why he picked each one. See what you may have missed this year!

Tribe After Tribe - M.O.A.B.
This is not your normal music and you won't be hearing any of these songs on the radio (at least not in the U.S.) but if your like me, always striving to hear new innovative music, check out a couple clips from them, they may catch your ear.

Lord Belial - The Black Curse
How is that for a real haymaker? I mean Lord Belial actually makes a decent attempt at rewriting the unsacred rules of black metal, but with an unpardonable price: their credibility.

Michael Franti & Spearhead: A Triumphant Tonic For Tragic Souls
Carrying the torch of John Lennon, Little Steven Van Zandt, U2, Bob Dylan and the Clash, Franti evokes commanding images with his revolutionary music that invigorates your body, mind and soul. Franti reaches beyond mundane entertainment and evokes a higher power.

13 Questions With Andrew Murphy of Smooch Records
Erika Szabo interviews Andrew Murphy, the head of the San Francisco record label, Smooch Records, the label that released Bum Kon's Drunken Sex Sucks. They cover the history of the record label and his relationship with the band, Bum Kon.

 

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