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[ September 29, 2026 ] Starset Share “Annihilation” and 2026 Tour Dates with Breaking Benjamin – News News
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[ 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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The Stoneage Hearts – Guilty As Sin – Review

May 26, 2005

Melbourne garage fuzz.

The Ravonettes – Pretty In Black – Review

May 26, 2005

Anyone who liked Debbie Boone or Donnie & Marie will like this. It’s so sweet and mom-friendly, it’s creepy. Like an alien plot to make us all dumb. Too late.

The Giraffes – Review

May 26, 2005

From their name, I always kind of assumed they were some faggy indie art twat band, but they actually rock pretty goddamn hard.

The End of the World – Review

May 26, 2005

Brooklyn, NY: A hotbed for overrated bands This The indie rock band is perfectly listenable, but I can’t remember a melody or a single lyric.

Rosemary’s Babies – Talking To The Dead – Review

May 26, 2005

This was (Danzig, Samhain) Eerie Von’s first band in NJ. He’s making a comeback, I guess, and good for him. People need to hear this kinda punk.

Some Girls – DNA Will Have It’s Say – Review

May 26, 2005

Members of The Locust, Give Up The Ghost, Unbroken, and The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower. Seven-song EP, but it might as well be one song with seven titles.