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[ December 8, 2022 ] Boris Shine Bright on 2022 finisher, Fade – News News
[ December 7, 2022 ] The Black Halos return with How the Darkness Doubled – News News
[ December 6, 2022 ] Lacuna Coil announces 2023 West Coast US tour – News News
[ December 5, 2022 ] Today Is The Day: Live In Japan documentary – News News
[ December 4, 2022 ] Cock Sparrer 50th anniversary vinyl collection on Pirates Press – News News
[ December 3, 2022 ] Homage to H.R. Giger: The Art of H.R. Giger and Vincent Castiglia – News News
[ December 2, 2022 ] Mötley Crüe to release limited-edition box set Crücial Crüe – News News
[ December 1, 2022 ] Venomous Concept reveals details for The Good Ship Lollipop – News News
[ November 30, 2022 ] Seether celebrate 20th anniversary of Disclaimer – News News
[ November 29, 2022 ] Flogging Molly announce 2023 US Tour – News News

The Future of Criticism – “Reviews” by Jean-Paul Bavard – Fiction

April 19, 2002

Mon dieu, it is so very simple yet so very true! Every work of art ever created by man can be explained to its very deepest essence by quoting lyrics from Barry Manilow songs.

Garth Brooks – Live in Central Park – Review

October 1, 1997

The city of New York eager to show the world that people can congregate in Central Park without being stabbed, raped, or otherwise violated.

Psycho – Shrunken – Review

March 1, 1995

I thought it was deathpunk. Just badly produced death at the wrong speed.

Kiss My Ass – Classic Kiss Regrooved – Review

September 1, 1994

This compilation does little in the way of tribute to this genre-defining band.