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[ April 29, 2024 ] Dashboard Confessional Announces 2024 Fall Tour Dates – News News
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[ April 26, 2024 ] As I Lay Dying Announce 2024 US Summer Tour – News News
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Slumber – Fallout – Review

March 16, 2005

Doom, with no apologies for atmospheric keyboards, angelic counterpoint to the monster bellow, and piano and acoustic guitar tinkering amidst droning guitar.

Since the Day – El Mesajero No Es Importante – Review

March 16, 2005

No info on the band. Screaming and clean singing metal, German label.

Self Against City – Take It How You Want It – Review

March 16, 2005

Indie pop with bright vocals from a guy who sounds 12? Yup, it’s another new Drive-Thru band.

Pale Divine – Eternity Revealed – Review

March 16, 2005

Decent stoner rock. Good riffs, kinda don’t remember much after the song is done, but I’m spoiled. Good opening band for killer bands, perhaps.

Observe & Control – Utopia – Review

March 16, 2005

Despite the indie rock cover, this is a fine EBM band from Israel, released by Regenerator’s label. Hard dance, distorted vocals, glorious anthemic synth pop.

Mudville – The Glory of Man is not in Vogue – Review

March 16, 2005

Like something you’d hear in a David Lynch film. Dark and sensual, with some smoky cabaret style and slithering, quiet jazz. Too much trendy electronics.

Motormark – Chrome Tape – Review

March 16, 2005

A male and female duo, Scottish, with jaunty guitars, snappy beats, and light distortion on vocals by both. The bio calls his “harrowing” vocals. That’s good.

Monkey Paw – Honkey Kong – Review

March 16, 2005

Three-piece non-suck punk band from Chicago (where they seem to do it right a lot of the time) on a label I seem to recall has done some other good stuff.

Mob Stereo – Too Young to Go Steady – Review

March 16, 2005

Noisy mid-tempo NYC trash pop with dollar store production and tunes you can get and forget, three or four for a buck.

Mixel Pixel – Contact Kid – Review

March 16, 2005

A few nice melodies here, but they would’ve been nice without the bleeping. A keyboard in an instrument, not a crutch.

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