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Parkouring has become a growing subculture phenomenon via YouTube, and was first discovered by a WWI French Naval officer during his experiences with the indigenous tribes of Africa. The Officer spent time studying people who were able to combine their natural physical skills with quickness-of-body techniques designed to gain ground with the least amount of energy expended.
Currently considered a respected discipline ala the marital arts, Parkour practitioners often utilize the technique as a time-saving maneuver during emergencies. The band's desire to shed a light on Parkouring is the first time this mysterious practice will be featured in a music video.
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REJECTS TV will be livecasting the recording process straight from the studio, as well as their day to day life while making an album and all the many antics the band will undoubtedly offer.
The Rejects will air original webisodes, featuring special guests and loads of exclusive content from the band. Whenever the moods strikes the band, REJECTS TV will be accessible to fans by logging on to the band's website at
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The traveling hip-hop festival will visit amphitheaters in 10 major North American cities, beginning July 19 in Chicago, and wrapping Aug. 30 in Vancouver.
This year marks the first time Rock the Bells will visit Toronto (July 20), Vancouver and Philadelphia (Aug. 3).
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"It is with these written words that I hereby retract myself from my position as the guitar player of MAYHEM. The main reason behind this conclusion lies in the fact that I simply don't see any future for me in the band anymore, at least not a future I'd like to participate in over the coming years.
"I've been playing my part in the band now for more than 13 years already, having composed, produced and released several albums with great vision, dedication and craftsmanship, to arrive at this crossroad of opposites. Sooner or later, all things comes to an end, and in my case, this circle is complete."
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Q: Are there more KISS tours or a new album on the horizon? * A: "We just did some massive shows in Australia and New Zealand, and in three weeks we're heading to Europe. So, KISS is alive and ready to blind you, deafen you and pummel you into submission (laughs). A new album? We're asked about it, but we know fans don't really want new material. I could write the next 'Let It Be' and people would say, 'That's great. Play 'Love Gun.'' And we're happy to do that."
Q: Why hasn't KISS been elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? * A: Because the people who own it are part of what I call the East Coast Music Mafia, and their opinions don't really reflect rock fans' in general. Unfortunately, it's a sham with a very official-sounding name."
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U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin said in a ruling Friday that a contract Richard "Richie Ramone" Reinhardt signed when he performed with the Ramones between 1983 and 1987 clearly covered digital uses of his songs.
She noted that the contract defining phonograph records contained the words "now or hereafter known" when referring to forms of reproduction, making it clear that future technologies are covered by the agreement.
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Once again, the production process was supervised by the band's guitarist J-F Dagenais, and the mix was pounded out by the one and only Jason Suecof (Chimaira, Trivium, Bury Your Dead), so it's appropriately hefty and punishing. Joining in for some special guest shredding on Prevail is Pat O'Brien of Cannibal Corpse, Overkill's Dave Linsk, and, of course, Suecof himself.
Over the next week, the band is winding down a successful tour with Shadows Fall and labelmates Arsis. They'll then have May to recharge their batteries before headlining a handful of Canadian dates and joining The Black Dahlia Murder and Vader on the massive Summer Slaughter tour, which kicks off on June 20th and churns through the US for a month.
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"I think new material will come probably after this tour," bassist Robert DeLeo tells Billboard.com. "I think the whole thing now is kind of getting back and re-acclimating ourselves to the songs that we know. I think that's gonna make for a better atmosphere and better performances ... instead of doing a new record.
"Then, after this tour finishes, I think we're gonna be in a position where we've gotten to know each other again, and I think it's gonna be time to hit the studio."
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Weaver explains, "The majority of this record was written in Berlin, the summer of 2007. I was staying in a friend's flat in Prenzlauer Berg. I had many pictures in my head at that time. This record is not about Berlin, but about what being in Berlin allowed me to create." Produced by Brian Deck (Modest Mouse, Iron & Wine), the album juxtaposes electronic musical sounds with warm acoustic instruments with textural results that defy the usual expectations of the singer/songwriter genre. It's hard to argue with the results - evocative, hushed songs that illuminate Ben's affinity for the natural world of birds, phone booths, empty parking lots, strangers in the checkout line, plastic bags stuck in trees and whatever else typically goes unnoticed in the sidewalk cracks.
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The prestigious Download Festival takes place from Friday 13th June - Sunday 15th June at Donington Park in the UK and includes headliners Kiss, The Offspring and Lostprophets.
Well known for their fun, beer-fuelled live shows, Municipal Waste are set to lay waste to Download Festival on Sunday 15th June. To see the full Download line-up go
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"But we have already found and added a new member to the Apostasy clan, Patrik Wall. A really great guy who loves this kind of music and is dedicated to the merrow for this so I hope you will embrace him live just as much as you liked Johan.
"We have been really busy lately with writing material for the third album. It is going well and we have like 75% of the songs ready so everytning is working out fine.
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Already boasting a strong U.K. following, their song "She Is The Gun" fired-up to #5 on the BBC Radio 1 Chart that prompted lead vocalist/guitarist for Goldfinger and top producer John Feldmann (The Used, Lostprophets, Story of the Year, Veronicas, Good Charlotte) to team up with the band for DISCONNECTED. The result is a seamless yet diverse and potent eleven-track debut that celebrates the past as it looks to the future with serious intent.
As BEAT UNION prepare to release their U.S. debut DISCONNECTED April 22 via indie Science, the Birmingham, England-based group have announced that beginning today they'll stream DISCONNECTED in its entirety for fans all week
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Streisand was among the celebrities set to appear at a Jerusalem convention hosted by Israeli President Shimon Peres beginning May 13.
"Ms. Streisand, a devoted supporter of Israel since her earliest youth, very regrettably was compelled to advise President Peres' office two weeks ago that personal obligations would prevent her participation in Israel's 60th anniversary celebration," Streisand's Los Angeles-based publicist Dick Guttman told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
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For ??Tragic Hero?? YUDOFF worked with producer Ron Thaler and Scott Hull (Steely Dan, John Mayer, Bruce Springsteen) who did the mastering to combine aspects of 2004?s ??Smoke, Sex, Water ??(which made it to the preliminary Grammy ballot in 2005) and 2006?s ??LIVE at the Cutting Room?? into an album that captures the electricity of his live show and introspective songwriting.
Discussing why he chose to name his album ??Tragic Hero?? YUDOFF says: ?The flawed hero is the central character in a lot of classic literature, and like a lot of authors, I write from a personal place. I am usually the protagonist in my songs, just as we are all the main characters in our own life stories.? [what's with all the ????s ? We reposted this exactly how it was sent to us (except we added the paragraph breaks back in). Here is our public service announcement for today: Fancy email formatting looks really pretty on your screen, but it may not look so hot on anyone else's, while plain text can be read by ANYONE!]
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This is the follow up to "with/avec" EP, which was released in the fall of 2007. A national tour for the U.S. is scheduled for this fall.
The band has added another NYC dated, Mercury Lounge on May 16, and this marks the band's first trip to the west coast. [New York City is on the west coast now???? Then again, there was a study a few years back that said 80% of high school grads couldn't find the U.S. on a map.]
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