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[ May 10, 2024 ] Ice Nine Kills and In This Moment Announce 2024 US Tour Dates – News News
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New York Dolls – One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This – Review

December 8, 2006

3/5ths of the band that made a pair of albums 30-some years ago is dead, leaving lead singer David Johansen, guitarist Syl Sylvian, and, uh, some other people.

Neurosonic – Drama Queen – Review

December 8, 2006

Complex harmonies are stacked on dense, mammoth guitars, with industrial synth and samples at times in the dungeon with Ministry, others, surfing with Sublime.

Killed By The Bull – Review

December 8, 2006

Inside of 10 seconds, I found myself back at a Descendents show in ’88, remembering my old riding/skater buds, and the Faith No More that Cared a Lot.

Killed By The Bull – The Princess Rides The Bull Into Holy Hell

December 8, 2006

Building off early Bad Religion, Descendents, and Lemonheads punkish pop tunes, this record boasts a refined production without sacrificing the raw energy.

Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys – Review

December 1, 2006

The shadowy, creepy, misty, doom of Trent Reznor with a cracked mic’n’acoustic guitar strumming away on a crisp New England October night with Edgar Allen Poe.

Rock’n’Roll Blvd Volume 1 – Review

December 1, 2006

Very cool two-disc comp of up and coming biker, swagger, and stoner rock bands, all of whom are sure to please if you’re a fan of whiskey, weed, and women.

Saosin – Review

December 1, 2006

None of these songs are good enough for the radio, but it’s easy to like all of them equally, which itself is reason enough to toss a red flag.

Helalyn Flowers – Disconnection – Review

December 1, 2006

Helalyn Flowers are a two-piece, a female singer/programmer and a male guitarist/programmer/synth player. Both are striking good looking.

Dead Rising – Review

December 1, 2006

A faithful recreation of the 1978 zombie classic Dawn of the Dead, both in the sheer, maddening volume of your brain dead adversaries and the sense of humor.

The Casualties – Can’t Stop Us – Review

December 1, 2006

The sound, camera, and editing are awful, making it the perfect punk document. The chaos of the live show is honestly portrayed.

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