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Album Review: The Dreaming – Rise Again

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From the ashes of Stabbing Westward comes The Dreaming’s new album Rise Again.  How does the industrial style from the early 90’s fair in...

Album Review: Papa Roach – F.E.A.R.

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The eight full album from Papa Roach looks into the rebirth and maturity of the nu-metal heroes.  Do Jacoby Shaddix and company offer something...

Album Review: Periphery – Juggernaut: Alpha & Omega

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Progressive rock and metal now have a new force with The Juggernaut.  How does this double album stand  with seventeen tracks and over an...

Album Review: The Decemberists – What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World

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Oregon (and every hipster alive)’s favorite folk rock band The Decemberists deliver their seventh studio album.  Just how beautiful or terrible is this new...

Album Review: Napalm Death – Apex Predator – Easy Meat

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After two decades of metal, Napalm Death release another sinister beast with enough volume and power to devour you whole.  How much bite does...

Album Review: Simus – Vox Vult

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Italy's Simus start off 2015 with their take on progressive metal.  Spearheaded by The Soulmaker, how will the Italian metal appeal to other countries...

All Time Favorite Albums: Days of the New – Days of the New

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A series looking at my all time favorite albums.  This time, it's the 1997 self-titled release from Days of the New. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbwUNOWYgAM https://vimeo.com/114517596

Album Review: The Smashing Pumpkins – Monuments To An Elegy

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The second entry of the “Teargarden By Kaleidyscope” album trilogy, Billy Corgan continues with guest musicians and many different directions.  Will this album continue...

Album Review: WALK THE MOON – TALKING IS HARD

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Ohio's Walk The Moon present their sophomore release filled with more positive upbeat alternative rock.  This is also the first time an album will...

Album Review: Cloudkicker – Live with Intronaut

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Ben Sharp's one man project Cloudkicker teams up with Intronaut to produce a live album without uttering a word in the music.  Just how...