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Venom Go To Hell |
Venom made "Hell" available in a digipack edition via Nuclear Blast's mailorder featuring two bonus tracks � "In League With Satan" and "Burn In Hell" � and an inverted cross. Limited to 333 copies.
A complete track from "Hell" has been made available for streaming on the band's official web site.
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KISS Cover Themselves For Yet Another Best Of CD |
The limited-edition version of the CD will feature the re-recorded versions of the band's classics completed with the group's current lineup (including guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer)
It will also contain a bonus DVD featuring footage of KISS' April 2, 1977 concert at Budokan (taken from "Kissology Vol. 1") plus a bonus sticker. The DVDs are region-2 encoded (Japan, Europe, and Middle East), and carry no subtitles.
- more including the tracklisting
Everlast Crackle |
"We're thrilled to launch Everlast's highly anticipated new music video on Crackle," said Crackle GM Jonathan Shambroom. "This launch marks the site's first major artist music video debut on the site, and we're excited to bring yet another new form of entertainment to our viewers. Our audience expects the newest, hottest high-quality content, and we're confident Everlast's video will live up to their expectations."
- http://www.crackle.com
Old Crow Medicine Show's Don Was Produced CD Set For Release |
Tennessee Pusher, produced by Don Was (Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, Bonnie Raitt), features 13 infectious tracks that offer a virtual American road trip, populated with characters that seem to span a century of the South. Down and outers, hustlers, freighthoppers - these are just a few of the archetypes we meet along the way. OCMS continues to create their special blend of American roots, rock, blues and country, but on Tennessee Pusher, the band has truly found their own voice. With the exception of "Always Lift Him Up" by Blind Alfred Reed, all of the tracks on the album are OCMS originals. Also noteworthy are two distinguished session musicians that joined the band in the studio: Jim Keltner (John Lennon, Neil Young, Brian Wilson) on drums and Benmont Tench (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) on Hammond C-3 organ.
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Oceano Now Have An Earache |
Conceived in 2006, this talented young band comprises of former members of several Chicago metal outfits, and together are rapidly becoming one of the standouts of the Chicago extreme metal scene.
Describing themselves as one of the angriest bands on Earth, Oceano channel this through their music, creating in the process some of the heaviest, most guttural and all-out brutal music to be found anywhere.
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What Laura Says In August |
Hailing from the Phoenix area, the originally acoustic duo of Danny Godbold (keys, guitar, vocals) and James Mulhern (guitar, percussion, vocals), aka What Laura Says, began documenting their stories through musical form, recording track after track of sweet melodies and multi-part vocal harmonies, resulting in a raw and honest sound.
In 2006 drummer Greg Muller, bassist Mitch Freedom and percussionist Jacob Woolsey joined the mix. And the band's first full-length was recorded and released in 2007 -- with many local musicians and fans hailing the collection as the album of the year.
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Gutter Twins Cancel Dates, Ed Harcourt Revamps Road Plans |
The seven shows from July 24th (Baltimore) to August 1 (Detroit) will not be taking place at this time.
Unfortunately, this also means that Ed Harcourt will not be playing any of those previously mentioned dates on the tour EXCEPT for the July 10th show at The Roxy in Los Angeles.
- his new dates
Synastry Tour Leg Kicks Off This Week |
"Synastry is ready to tear across our beautiful nation of Canada in our inaguaral national tour," says frontman Jimmy Anastasopoulos. "We've had such a great reaction from the record so far that we can't wait to get out there and share it with the folks in Sioux Lookout to Vancouver and everywhere in between. Even though this is our first national tour, this will be the first of many as we plan to stay on the road as much as possible."
Synastry is touring in support of their Year of the Sun debut, "Blind Eyes Bleed", which was produced by Kevin Jardine (ex-Slaves on Dope). The album's unique mixture of classic death metal and pulsing industrial has earned them the #1 ranked unsigned band in MySpace's Death Metal category prior to signing with Year of the Sun.
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Order Of Ennead Track By Track |
"Seeking The Prophets" There are no prophets, just men who claim to be. In this song, we are searching for "prophets" to have a discussion with and to poke holes in their claims of guidance from deities. Also mentioned is the suggestion that we should not wait for something horrific to happen to someone close to appreciate them.
"Reflection, An Endless Endeavor" With this piece we are exploring faith and how willing we are to accept it for the sake of acceptance. Religion is man made and so is the concept of good and evil. The hypocrisy of religious wars and betrayal is also touched upon.
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