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Liskfest 09 |
Two Cow Garage Hitting The Road |
Comprised of Micah Schnabel (vocals, guitar), Shane Sweeney (bass, vocals), Chris Flint (guitar), Andy Schell (keyboards), and Cody Smith (drums), the outfit, which plays more than 200 shows a year (and has for the past six years), has made their darkest, yet most rewarding record to date, writing songs that deal with the problems and dilemmas of growing up, coming to terms with ones dreams versus reality, as well as songs about substance abuse, the wasting of youth (and the effects on your friends when youth is stolen too soon), navigating the troubled waters of relationships, and, of course, crushes-turned-heartbreak.
With "Speaking in Cursive", Two Cow Garage has brought on a permanent keyboard player with Andy Schell, helping the band expand on their guitar-bass-drum assault, adding depth and richer melodies to the heartbreak-on-the-sleeve lyrical bite and rock attack that Two Cow Garage is already known for.
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Neuraxis Split |
Bad Veins Summer Tour |
The Cincinnati-based duo of Benjamin Davis (vocals, guitar, keys) and Sebastien Schultz (drums) will kick off their run with a performance at the Forecastle Festival in Louisville alongside The Black Keys, The Whigs and Cage the Elephant before trekking across the Midwest and East Coast with Now, Now Every Children.
They will celebrate the album's release with a hometown show at Fountain Square on July 24 and are already confirmed for Monolith Festival, taking place this September at the breathtaking Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado.
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Chimaira to Destroy and Dominate MTV2 |
The show will air July 11 between 2AM-3AM on MTV2. The video was directed by longtime CHIMAIRA videographer Todd Bell and filmed at the band's own Cleveland practice space, Chimaira HQ!
CHIMAIRA is now looking ahead to a string of headlining dates leading up to the "Decimation of the Nation" tour this summer with Hatebreed. Full US tour dates are listed below.
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The Rifles Set US Debut |
In addition to "The Great Escape'" the EP will feature 3 other tracks that are exclusive to this release and not on the forthcoming album: "Darling Girl'" "I Could Never Lie'" and "A Love To Die For."
The Rifles-frontman Joel Stoker' guitarist Luke Crowther' bassist Rob Pyne and drummer Grant Marsh-burst onto the UK music scene in 2006 with their rebellious and attitude-laden debut No Love Lost' an album revealing the hopes and dreams of working-class suburban drudgery. The band spent the next two years touring relentlessly and building an enormous army of fans along the way' which includes some of the foursome's musical heroes like Paul Weller' Tim Lovejoy' Oasis and more.
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From The Bronx To The Barrio |
This embodiment of The Bronx was originally conceived as a new twist on the electric-goes-acoustic performance. Citing the influence of various worldwide locales, as well as the addition of guitarron player Vincent Hidalgo (son of David Hidalgo of Los Lobos and Latin Playboys,) eventually Mariachi El Bronx was born. The record was produced by Jon Avilla, and features percussion by Alfredo Ortiz and orchestration by an unnamed but renowned string quartet.
The band will perform in a variety of different ways, sometimes incorporating mariachi into their punk set, sometimes playing two nights at a venue performing each band respectively, often having one band open for the other.
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The Glorious Unseen Going Soph |
With a grassroots following from fans of hard rock bands like Underoath, Haste the Day, Classic Crime and mewithoutyou, The Glorious Unseen has written a new collection of authentic reflections dealing with the ups and downs of Christian life.
This upcoming album serves as a battle cry of optimism in our increasingly pessimistic world. The Glorious Unseen wants to encourage listeners to not live in fear and isolation--even when the media is saying everything is a disaster.
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Music Pros Giving Free Lecture and Jam |
The featured presenters will discuss topics such as how to sell 25 million records, license music for film and television, and create a lucrative career in music and songwriting. Guests are invited to bring their own acoustic instruments (or voice) and participate in a group jam with the speakers. This evening of enlightening lectures caters to industry professionals and up-and-comers. Community members and students from music institutes in Southern California have been invited to attend, so that they can learn from the pros.
"In our current economy, it's tough for students to stay in school and continue to pay the bills," said Jeremy Koff, founder of Koffeehouse Music Productions. "It's also harder for musicians to get a job. This event allows students and professionals in the industry to collaborate in expressing music, as well as gain useful advice from the pros, at no cost."
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