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[ September 17, 2026 ] Miss May I Share “Death Threat” and 2026 Fall Tour Dates with Born of Osiris – News News
[ September 16, 2026 ] Save Us 2026 Tour Dates with Saosin – News News
[ September 14, 2026 ] Exhorder Kick Off Fall 2026 Headlining Tour with Intoxicated, No/Más, Phantom, and Parabellum – News News
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[ September 9, 2026 ] Carnifex Announce New Album and 2026 North American Tour Dates – News News
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[ September 5, 2026 ] Windwaker Announce New Album and 2026 US Tour Dates with Beartooth – News News
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Crumbox – Resident Double U – Review

June 1, 1997

Crumbox is from L.A. Their album was recorded in San Diego, and their label has a Laguna Beach, CA address. Yet they sound like Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

The Unpunk Album – Review

June 1, 1997

Based on the “Un-Cola” concept, The Unpunk Album stitches together snotty, hyperactive punk songs with a few mid-tempo shit tracks, to break up the monotony.

Cradle of Filth – Dusk and her Embrace – Review

June 1, 1997

Cradle of Filth have released an album with excellent production and decipherable music while still retaining their integrity and cultish underground following.

The Saint Soundtrack – Review

June 1, 1997

Toss it all together and voila! You’ve got yourself a million-selling soundtrack album!

Cocobat – Return of Grasshopper – Review

June 1, 1997

Japanese metalcore with novelty kitsch, sounds as heavy as John Candy’s lard butt, and lyrics that are both insightfully metaphoric and incitefully angry.

Clay People – Stone: Ten Stitches – Review

June 1, 1997

Growling like James Hetfield over Ministryish guitar heaviness is not the future, it’s the past. While outgrowing Goth is admirable, becoming powermetal isn’t.

Christdriver – Everything Burns – Review

June 1, 1997

The conceptual mix of heavy music backbone and long, crystal-clear sound clips I’ve always wanted to hear. A nightmare mix of having the stereo and the TV on.

Show and Tell – A Stormy Remembrance of TV Theme Songs – Review

June 1, 1997

A nostalgia joyride, strapped in A Clockwork Orange-style. The tape’s running at double-time. And the sound quality is decent at best. 35 songs is too many.

Canine – Review

June 1, 1997

This four-song cassette is a blend of rock, grunge, funk, and other similar genres. I saw them when they were Canine Guru, and they were pretty damn good.

bis – The New Transistor Heroes – Review

June 1, 1997

The sound that’s taking the world by storm! That’s right kids, it’s the ’80s!

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