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The release dates for The Big Four: Live From Sofia, Bulgaria DVD and Blu-ray featuring Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax have been pushed back to: October 29th in Northern Europe, November 1st in the rest of the world aside from North America which is November 2nd more
Leonard Skinner, the basketball coach and gym teacher who inspired the name of the Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, has died in Florida. He was 77. more
Antiquiet strikes again: Didn't Alice In Chains just release a video? Well, there's another already, for Lesson Learned. It's pretty much the opposite of the last one; Not interactive at all, a good old-fashioned grunge video. Featuring naked boobs! Watch it here
This Friday, September 24th, funk metal legends Primus have been announced as the musical act on Jimmy Kimmel Live. more
Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder wed longtime girlfriend, model Jill McCormick, in Hawaii Saturday. more
Kings of Leon star Caleb Followill is officially off the market - he's set to wed to his model girlfriend Lily Aldrige. more
Ozzy Osbourne defied medical advice to headline the UK leg of Ozzfest at London's O2 Arena on Saturday (September 18) more
Surrey RCMP are looking for a 52-year-old man who hasn't been seen or heard from since Thursday evening. Brian Martin was last seen at the Aerosmith concert in Vancouver on Thursday, but police say he didn't show up for work the next day more
Leslie West, legendary guitarist and singer for the group Mountain and West, Bruce Jr and Laing, is at home recovering from a recent stay at Holy Name Hospital in Teaneck, New Jersey to treat blood clots, (DVT) and a pseudo aneurysm in his leg. more
Social Distortion will be releasing their Epitaph Records debut, Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes on November 23, 2010. more
A Day To Remember and Underoath will team up for a U.S. tour in November. Support will be provided by The Word Alive and Close Your Eyes. more
Dir En Grey says. "We are working really hard in hopes of getting our new record out next year" more
The lead singer of Liverpool rock band The Zutons broke a man's nose after his girlfriend was insulted by a group of men, a court has heard. BBC reports, Dave McCabe headbutted Peter Appleby in an alcohol-fuelled row outside a city nightclub, Liverpool Crown Court heard. more
Nile will embark on the European leg of the "Those Whom The Gods Detest Tour 2011 - Part Ii" in January 2011. The trek, which will feature support from Melechesh, will cover Scandinavia, United Kingdom, Eastern Europe and the Baltic States, with additional gigs in Poland, Germany, Austria, Italy, the Netherlands, Belgium, France and Switzerland. more
Casey Jones has just entered the studio, after splitting with Eulogy Recordings, with plans of a self-release early next year more
Would-be home buyers now have a chance to taste the high life, Grateful Dead-style: Jerry Garcia's house is for sale. more
Kataklysm will tour Europe in January and February with support from Legion Of The Damned, Equilibrium, Manegarm, and Milking The Goatmachine. more
Marduk, Orange Goblin, Inquisition, Gravehill, Nails, Mammoth Grinder, Pulling Teeth and Innumerable Forms have been confirmed for Maryland Deathfest Ix, set to take place May 27-29, 2011 at Sonar in Baltimore. more
Ceremony and Sabertooth Zombie will be touring Europe together next month more
Crash Kelly's Sean Kelly has revealed exclusively to BraveWords.com that he will be playing bass for Gilby Clarke on his upcoming tour of Ontario more
Joshua Budich has created quite a few tributes to some of his favorite music artists of all time, including his most recent homage to "The Lizard King" himself, Jim Morrison. The artwork is pretty impressive. Check it out here
On this day in 1980, during a North American tour, Bob Marley collapsed while jogging in New York's Central Park. After hospital tests, he was diagnosed as having cancer. Marley played his last-ever concert two nights later at the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here
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Percussionists from Nick Mason (Pink Floyd) and Stewart Copeland (The Police) to Phil Selway (Radiohead) and Will Champion (Coldplay) worked together on a video, recording their parts along with an assortment of famous and unknown artists in different locations around the world.
The video has been released before a meeting of world leaders at the United Nations in New York City on September 24. Check it out
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Just about a year ago we were more than honored to participate in a special two-night event to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. The two nights of shows at Madison Square Garden brought together an incredible group of artists and resulted in some pretty amazing collaborations.
A three-DVD set commemorating the performances, available in your favorite store or online site October 5, will include the full four-hour highlight special that aired on HBO. In addition to these 51 performances, there are an additional 16 bonus performances not seen on HBO and a collector's issue of Rolling Stone magazine featuring behind-the-scenes stories. There will also be a Blu-ray version available exclusively at Best Buy for the first 30 days.
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Shows in Phoenix (Marquee Theatre), Los Angeles (Avalon), Seattle (Showbox at The Market) and San Francisco (The Fillmore) will be three-night stops with each night featuring one of A Perfect Circle's three albums in its entirety (Mer de Noms, Thirteenth Step and eMOTIVe). Las Vegas (The Pearl) will be a two-night outing (Mer de Noms and Thirteenth Step).
A Perfect Circle's current line-up is Billy Howerdel, Maynard James Keenan, James Iha, Josh Freese and Matt McJunkins. Keenan told Rolling Stone in an interview last week, " These shows are going to be very small intimate theater gigs, basically just the five of us [in the band] trying to connect with each other."
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Greg Olliver and Wes Orshoski directors/producers of "Lemmy" gave AOL an update on the progress of the film and some funny background info: Wes Orshoski says, "We've just emerged from a 32-day stint at a post house in Midtown Manhattan, where we mixed the film and a bunch of the bonus material in 5.1 Surround Sound, and cut the killer crop of extras, which includes plenty of featurettes and live footage � Lemmy's extended jam with Metallica in Nashville and some 'Borat'-style pranks we filmed with Motorhead guitarist Phil Campbell. Just great, great stuff. People are gonna love it! This stuff is only going to be available on the DVD. We wanted to give people every possible reason we could to actually buy the physical product. You kind of have to, in this day and age."
Later in the interview Greg Olliver related, "I was surprised that he yelled at me for being drunk. We were in Las Vegas and came back to the hotel casino after a long night of drinking and found Lemmy working one of the slot machines. I said 'Hey Lem.' And he said, 'Ahh, get away from me. You guys are drunk.' I belly laughed all the way back to my room, because I got yelled at by Lemmy for drinking!"
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Here is what the band had to say: We're sorry to say that despite our best efforts, our plans to hit the road with Nevermore this month have sadly fallen through. As many of you know, we have been looking forward to being a part of this tour and seeing all of our fans again. However, we feel that in order to deliver our best performance every night, our search for a full time drummer has to take priority. Instead of hitting the road with a temporary member again, we want to take the time to properly audition and rehearse.
We did have another drummer lined up to accompany us on this tour, but due to a slow visa process, rehearsal time was cut to an unworkable amount. Mutiny Within is not a 5 piece band and we need to find our 6th member to bring you guys what you deserve. We're so sorry to anybody who was looking forward to seeing us on this tour, but we cannot tour without a drummer. We know people will be upset and we apologize, but know that nobody will be more upset about this than we are. On a positive note, this gives us the time to work on brand new songs, which we've been looking forward to doing for some time.
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Based on Kathryn Lasky novels Guardians of G'Hoole, the film opens nationwide in theatres and IMAX on September 24th in both 3D and 2D and will be accompanied by an original motion picture soundtrack that will be released on September 21st by WaterTower Music.
"It is such an incredible honor to be part of this film. As a fan of both the children's book series growing up, and Zack Snyder's work as a director, having my music included is pretty surreal. I've been waiting for someone to make a movie like this for some time now. I'm endlessly grateful to be involved." � Owl City's Adam Young
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The landmark single represents the first time that these two blues titans have ever joined together on a studio release.
Asked what he considers himself Living Proof of, Buddy Guy answers modestly. "Do you know how many guys I started out with who just threw up both hands and quit?" he says. "My first wife said to me, 'It's me or the guitar,' and I picked up my guitar and left. We still laugh about that. But I'm still picking away at it, I don't know nothing else." In addition to the collaboration with B.B. King, Guy recruits fellow guitar legend Carlos Santana, who joins him on the slinky tune "Where The Blues Begins.
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The band issued the following statement� "Unfortunately tonight's gig reached an all time low. Two of our guitars got stolen (including our straps with wireless transmitters), obviously causing performance difficulties, frustration and anger. Then against all odds, further technical problems kept on coming down one after another during the show. Apologies goes out to our fans in Minnesota for having to go through this."
The stolen Mayones guitars were to be the grand prize in two Katatonia giveaways that were launched in celebration of the otherwise extremely successful headlining run on the "Night Over North America" tour. Fans are encouraged to check Craigslist, Ebay, local pawnshops, etc. for the missing guitars, and report any suspicious activity to the band.
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"Paper Doll" is a really personal story that I wrote in response to women being labeled or held back in various ways�particularly in the music business. It just seems like female artists these days are all party girls, or the-girlfriend-of-someone-famous, or reality stars or whatever. I just want people to accept me as a singer! It's a shame that because of the pressure that artists feel, many turn to drugs or alcohol.
I've been so lucky - my first tour was with Robert Plant, Alison Krauss and T Bone Burnett's Raising Sand, and then I just got out of the studio with Don Was, who produced my new album Paper Doll. The whirlwind excitement of the past two years has been incredible, but also very educational. I've grown up a lot, and learned how to hold my own � even with some of the biggest names in the music world � and I want to share that strength with others who might feel that they have to be a Paper Doll in order to make it.
I've always followed my heart and tried my best to stay true to myself and my art. My goal is to be a part of keeping honest music alive.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself and learn more about the EP and the album
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Orum spoke with the site during the New York stop of the Summer Slaughter tour and told them the story of meeting Brett Hoffman the previous night: "I was a big Malevolent Creation fan growing up in the 90s. I got up to him, really sincere, going 'It's really nice to meet you guys" and he goes [deep voice] 'Do you have any f**king cocaine?'. I go no and then he puts his middle finger in my face and goes 'Then, f**k you!'"
When Orum started gushing about how he was a big fan of Hoffman, the Malevolent Creation frontman sounded off on All Shall Perish and bands like them: "I started elaborating. I know your band�I'm a fan of your band. He goes 'F**k your band. F**k all these new bands. You f**king ------ bands!' and I couldn't believe it. I had to walk away."
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The jazz-funk fusion group, which includes Smith, guitarist Jeff Kollman, keyboardist Ed Roth and bassist Kevin Chown, released their first album, Meet the Meatbats, last year.
"More Meat is just that... it has much more music on the bone," Smith said in a press release. "We stretched out more, the playing is more tighter, and there's a more improved recorded sound, haha!"
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The 12-track offering was engineered and mixed by Clive Goddard, and produced by the band. It will be released on various formats including CD, two-colored vinyl and a two-CD deluxe edition entitled Absolute Respect featuring a bonus disc with Killing Joke songs covered by Metallica, Amen, Helmet, Econoline Crush, Dead by April, Nine Inch Nails, The Mad Capsule Markets, Nouvelle Vague, Fear Factory, Foo Fighters and Kotiteollisuus.
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The remix, a dubstep take on Suicide Silence's title track from their genre-defining album, will be appearing on a limited edition "No Time To Bleed" 7" out later this Fall. The single will once again feature the artwork of Josh Belanger.
Suicide Silence are also gearing up for their North American fall headlining tour with My Children My Bride, The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, Molotov Solution and Conducting From The Grave rounding out the "Time To Bleed" touring bill.
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The tour begins in Edinboro, PA on November 30th, and more dates will be announced soon!
But, before this U.S. run, Cancer Bats will also perform across Canada with The Chariot!
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This score was commissioned in 2009 by the San Francisco International Film Festival and has only been performed live twice (in San Francisco and again in Houston for the 2009 Cinema Arts Festival).
"Based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel of the same name, The Lost World revels in adventure-flick thrills but is equally effective as a cinematic document of our fascination with our own prehistory. Featuring amazing stop-motion sequences by animation pioneer Willis O'Brien, who later animated King Kong, and enlivened by outlandish costumes and sets, this dyno-dino epic was a smash hit upon its release in the mid-Roaring Twenties...
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2002's Waking The Fury is the third album in the series to be released, following Carnival Diablos and Criteria For A Black Widow and is out now in Europe.
Waking The Fury is available now on CD in a custom slipcase and features a bonus live track and a bonus video where Annihilator mastermind Jeff Waters explains the secrets behind his guitar set-up.
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The band will also play alongside A Life Once Lost at the CMJ Music Marathon Metal Sucks Showcase, which will be held October 20 at Club Europa. Baptized in Blood have already turned the discerning head of a metal icon, Megadeth's Dave Mustaine, who was so impressed that he has taken on the role of co-manager for the London, Ontario-based band, alongside Mark Adelman.
Additionally, Mike D of Dark Icon Design, who also serves as the bassist for Killswitch Engage, designed the album artwork. While Baptized in Blood may have friends in high places, the band doesn't rely on those associations; the five-piece delivers the goods with their bottom heavy, unrelenting metallic assault. Baptized in Blood are a classic Roadrunner signing that remains true the label's long-standing history as the standard bearer of the best in hard rock and metal.
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Featuring virtuoso drummer Virgil Donati (Planet X, Steve Vai) and vocalist Mark Boals (Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force), the album combines elements of hard rock, heavy metal and progressive rock with modern production. The band also includes bass player Doug Shreeve from Planet X, and second guitarist Estafania Daniel, a student of MacAlpine's.
Seven The Hardway's planned September/October European tour was cancelled earlier this month. "Due to the delayed release of the album (August instead of April) and the booking of the tour immediately following European summer vacation, there has not been adequate opportunity to properly promote the record or the tour," the band said in a statement. "We plan to re-book in the future, once the new album has had a chance to be heard by our fans."
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Band on the Run marks the first release from the Paul McCartney Archive Collection, which encompasses 40 years of music from the most successful songwriter and recording artist in music history. The remastering work was done at Abbey Road using the same team who recently remastered the complete Beatles' catalog.
Band on the Run will be available in a variety of formats including a standard edition (single CD), special edition (2 CD/1 DVD), deluxe edition (3 CD/1 DVD), and vinyl edition. The 3 disc (2CD, 1 DVD) special edition features nine bonus audio tracks (including the top 10 smash "Helen Wheels"), rare footage of the McCartneys in Lagos and behind-the-scenes at the famous album cover shoot, original Band on the Run promotional video clips, the One Hand Clapping television special (highlighted by studio performances filmed at Abbey Road in 1974) all with beautifully enhanced packaging.
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This version will come as a Digipak strictly limited to the first pressing and will include two exclusive tracks which were not featured on the original Japanese release!
Tracklisting: 1. Six Feet Deep 2. Sense the Fire 3. For Those Who Will 4. Feed the Weak 5. To the End 6. Every Sin (Leaves a Mark) 7. Down 8. Heartsick 9. Threnody 10. Burn 11. Perfect Isis
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Topics include's the recording of Filter's new album "The Trouble with Angels," producer Bob Marlette, Mitch Marlow, Brian Liesegang, Rob Patterson, and sobriety.
Additional podcast topics include Metallica, Phil Anselmo, Dimebag Darrell, Fozzy, John Lord, Ted Nugent, Megadeth, and Michael Anthony. The podcast can be downloaded at this
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The album will be released on October 1st. It is the follow-up to Unconsecrated (2008) by the Australian Death Metal-band.
The track list of The Avarice Of Man: 01. Creation 02. The seeds of annihilation 03. All too human 04. The approaching tempest 05. The avarice of man 06. Of first and last things 07. Armies of damnation 08. Inflict de-creation 09. The union 10. ...And its own 11. Awakening 12. Reduced to ruin 13. The relapse of humanity
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This exclusive reissue brings back this devilish masterpiece in all its forbidden glory�
The new digipak edition of the album is limited to 2000 copies. Remastered using tube technology, digitally edited on a golden disc. Metal Mind Productions set the release date for October, 11th in Europe and December, 7th in USA (via MVD).
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Having recorded the majority of the record in Portland and at some of the most prestigious studios in Los Angeles, the band still wasn't able to capture the exact sound they were looking for. Into the picture walks Manny Nieto (HEALTH, The Breeders).
"Manny ended up taking our record and bringing all the tones out of the mix with this amazing room sound he has learned to use. The result was us immediately sounding bigger, trashier and much more raw. Minnesota and Skinny State were two of three tracks that were completely recorded in Manny's studio. I think the 7 inch shows a level that we wanted to take our music to that we would have never been able to get to unless we worked with Manny," says guitarist Collin Desha.
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The band will return home for a headlining slot at The Abbot Kinney Festival this Sunday, Sept 26th in Venice where they'll be performing at 5pm on the Milkmade Stage on Andalusia Ave.
The LA natives are also confirmed as featured performers at Filter Magazine's Culture Collide Festival, where they'll perform Thurs, Oct 7th at 9pm at the Standard Hotel Rooftop and Sat, Oct 9th at 10pm at the Echoplex with White Lies.
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Liverpool (to be released September 28 on Moon Boy Music) isn't the first time Lanz has approached the repertoire of the Fab Four or their British Invasion kin. On his acclaimed 1998 masterpiece Songs From An English Garden, he presented his versions of such Beatles classics as "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I'll Follow the Sun," as well as timeless tunes originally recorded by the Rolling Stones, the Moody Blues, the Kinks and other English bands of that golden rock era. And on Cristofori's Dream, the landmark 1988 album that topped Billboard's very first Adult Alternative/New Age chart for an astonishing 27 weeks, Lanz reworked Procol Harum's magisterial "A Whiter Shade Of Pale." A stunning reinvention of the 1967 Summer of Love hit, many consider Lanz's adaptation of the song second only to the original -- no doubt due, in large part, to the participation of original Procol organist Matthew Fisher on the track. (Additionally, Lanz earned a Grammy nomination for his 2000 composition, East Of The Moon).
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