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[ 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
[ July 19, 2026 ] Weezer – We Might as Well Be Strangers (ft. Wednesday) – Music Stream Bands
[ July 18, 2026 ] Whitechapel Announces Special 20th Anniversary Headlining 2026 Tour – News News
[ July 16, 2026 ] Wage War Announce Fall 2026 US Headline Tour with We Came As Romans – News News
[ July 15, 2026 ] Agnostic Front Announce 2026 Fall Co-headlining Tour Dates with Angel Du$t – News News
[ July 14, 2026 ] The Black Queen Announce New Round of Fever Daydream 10th Anniversary Shows – News News
[ July 13, 2026 ] The Rasmus Announce First North American Headline Tour for Fall 2026 – News News
[ July 12, 2026 ] Modest Mouse – An Eraser and a Maze – Review Bands
[ July 10, 2026 ] Motionless In White Announce Fall Leg of 2026 Tour – News News

The Haunted – rEVOLVEr – Review

April 25, 2005

Peter Dolving is back in the band (he throated the seminal debut), and that improved the lyrics, although his vocals are like any number of thrashers.

The Witnesses – Tunnel Vision – Review

April 25, 2005

Perhaps it’s the different singers (I count at least three) or the variety of styles, but this feels like songs from two or three different albums put together.

The Hangmen- Loteria – Review

April 25, 2005

Like guys (and gal) who used to live for Aquanet, spandex, and fishnets but now just wanna make Stones and Faces records. They do it better than most.

Skeemin’ No Goods – Review

April 25, 2005

Ramones/Motörhead/Thin Lizzy cha-cha-cha from guys who’ve tooled for The Laughing Hyenas, Easy Action, Speedball, The Paybacks, The Fags, Seduce, and others.

The Briggs – Leaving the Ways – Review

April 25, 2005

The six quick tracks build in intensity, and the big sing-along choruses are good fun, what with the crunchy guitar and vocals that eat broken glass.

The Bones – Straight Flush Ghetto – Review

April 25, 2005

Songs are insanely catchy, while also retaining enough rock ‘n’ roll velocity to satisfy the folks with pompadours and Bettie Page t-shirts.

The Acacia Strain – Thirtysevenfifty – Review

April 25, 2005

Much like metalcore leaders Lamb Of God. Production is massive, as are the vocals, with the guitars and bass smeared together by perpetually slammed cymbals.

Sasquatch – Review

April 25, 2005

There’s a shit-ton more R&B pulsing through Sasquatch’s veins than those of the school of Sab/Vitus/Sleep worship. Two of three members are Detroit transplants.

Zao – The Funeral of God – Review

April 18, 2005

Just when we thought Zao was dead and buried, the band returns with a potent debut for Ferret. Zao showcases a much heavier and fiery stride.

YOB – The Illusion of Motion – Interview

April 18, 2005

An interview with singer/guitarist Mike Scheidt

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