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[ August 5, 2026 ] Hatebreed Announce Fatal Paradox and more 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 4, 2026 ] The Well Share “New Hallelujah For The Damned” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 3, 2026 ] Bad Nerves Release “Network” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ August 2, 2026 ] Dinosaur Jr. – Several Got Away – Music Stream Bands
[ July 31, 2026 ] Visions of Atlantis announce “Reckless Sailor” preceding 2026 Tour with Kamelot – News News
[ July 30, 2026 ] Jungle Rot Announce 2026 Tour Dates supporting Vader – News News
[ July 29, 2026 ] Hypocrisy add Headline Dates to 2026 Tour with Dimmu Borgir – News News
[ July 28, 2026 ] Hulder releases “In Blood And In Earth” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ July 27, 2026 ] Heathen cover Iron Maiden’s “The Prisoner” and 2026 Tour Dates – News News
[ July 26, 2026 ] Muto Tapes – 9 to 5 – Music Stream Bands

Plastic Crimewave Sound – No Wonderland – Review

February 1, 2008

Pink Floyd (’67), Hawkwind (’70), and Chrome (’77) are antecedents, as is Amon Duul, Guru Guru, and Can. Joy Division and Throbbing Gristle are in the diet too.

Mötley Crüe – Carnival of Sins Live – Review

February 1, 2008

A virtually flawless show featuring all of their biggest hits and lesser known gems, both old and new, and a must for even the casual Crüe fan.

Monster Island – Dream Tiger – Review

February 1, 2008

We called it drug folk. Now, it be freak folk. It’s got an eye-rolling approach to its “genre” that keeps the “revival” tag at bay using “ethnic” instruments.

Akimbo – Navigating The Bronze – Review

February 1, 2008

These guys take the big brawling kickass thing and pile on tons of torn up T&G/AmRep/Skin Graft art grunt to give it genre-busting impact.

Athlete – Beyond the Neighbourhood – Interview

January 25, 2008

An interview with keyboardist Tim Wanstall

Dave Parasite Presents: Pop Punk’s Not Dead – Review

January 1, 2008

Ramones-inspired ditties stemming from ’50’s prom songs and juvenile delinquent movies are present, but these diverse bands show a wide range of vocal styles.

Puny Human – Universal Freak Out – Review

January 1, 2008

Big, beefy riffs in the warm rockin’ classic arena rock mode strained through both the Doc Martin ’80s and motor cycle boot/Chuck Taylor ’90s.

Joe Fahey – Tote Bag – Review

January 1, 2008

If you can spin Lou Reed, James McMurtry, mid-period Kinks, solo Paul Westerberg, Willie Nelson, Towns Van Zant, or Robin Hitchcock, you can roll this.

Helloween – Keeper of The Seven Keys – The Legacy World Tour – Review

January 1, 2008

Andi Deris’ voice sounds superb, the musicianship is spot on, and the audience sings along with fervor. Not much more that you could want out of a live album.

Sex Gang Children – Live At Ocean – Review

January 1, 2008

A bootleg with bad sound and shaky footage. Once past that, it’s pretty enjoyable. Contemporaries of Joy Division, Sigue Sique Sputnik, and Sisters of Mercy.

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