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[ June 1, 2023 ] Royal Thunder New Album and Tour Dates with Royal Bliss – News News
[ May 31, 2023 ] Twin Tribes to Tour this Fall – News News
[ May 30, 2023 ] Telekinetic Yeti announces US Summer Headlining Tour – News News
[ May 29, 2023 ] Bring Me The Horizon release “LosT” + Summer Tour Dates – News News
[ May 26, 2023 ] Shinedown drops “A Symptom of Being Human” + announces Fall Tour – News News
[ May 12, 2023 ] Lamb of God announce 2023 Headlining Tour – News News
[ May 11, 2023 ] Cloak release Black Flame Eternal, Spring US Tour – News News
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Threat – Music That Inspired The Movie – Review

September 1, 2006

It’s not until you hear a digital hardcore artist rip apart a metalcore song and string it back together that ya realize how dull it was to begin with.

Flying High Again – World’s Greatest Tribute To Ozzy Osbourne – Review

August 18, 2006

I’ve held onto Bat Head Soup for the cover of “Mr. Crowley” which opens that CD as well as this one. Ripper Owens and Yngwie Malmsteen are both amazing.

Metal For The Masses – Vol. 4 – Review

August 11, 2006

20 songs on each of the two discs, a few edits and demo tracks, and inclusions from Nuclear Blast and Liquor and Poker to boot.

We Reach – The Music of the Melvins – Review

March 17, 2006

The bands here lean on the whomp! Crunch! Grrr!, eng? Crunch! side of things; and it works as a piece.

Generations – A Hardcore Compilation – Review

February 3, 2006

In an age when everyone’s trying to out Coheed And Cambria each other or Throwdown in the pit, it’s nice to see young bands wearing Warzone shirts

Protect – Review

January 27, 2006

Protect is the coming together of 26 artists to support said organization, giving all proceeds to the cause. Included are rare, unreleased, and/or new tracks.

Mind Ripper II – Review

January 20, 2006

Mind Ripper II rips nothing but the classics from the vaults of Van Richter Records, with a few unreleased tracks and remixes added as bonuses.

Dead Band’s Party – A Tribute to Oingo Boingo – Review

January 13, 2006

Most bands do a fine job of replicating the originals, with a few adding their own flavor. Reel Big Fish place a gentle dub into the lullaby “Close Our Eyes.”

The Cave Soundtrack – Review

November 4, 2005

Like the Headbanger’s Ball series (also assisted by Roadrunner), you pick your faves, and know who’s a fashion band and who deserve every word of praise.

Listen or Pose – Review

October 28, 2005

Abacus makes some smart choices. The worst they do is release something mediocre. Which they’ve done, don’t get me wrong, but they’ve got a damn fine average.

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