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Tours: Kia Motors Announced "The Soul Collective" Tour
News — August 28, 2009
Kia Motors has announced the lineup for The Soul Collective Tour. The tour is a series of free shows that includes performances by MGMT, Silversun Pickups, Against Me!, The Clipse, The Walkmen, Major Lazer, and more. Future artists and lineups in each market will be announced here. The remaining …MP3s: De La Soul Remix Matt And Kim
News — September 8, 2009
De La Soul have remixed Matt and Kim's track "Daylight." The song is available now on iTunes. You can grab it here.Videos: Flogging Molly - "Punch Drunk Grinning Soul" Video
News — February 14, 2010
Flogging Molly's video for the song "Punch Drunk Grinning Soul" has been made available online here.
Think I Care – World Asylum
Review — August 1, 2006
During the Cold War, the specter of Mutually Assured Destruction formed the backdrop against which many musical and literary statements were articulated, but in today's post-9/11 world there are a myriad of new concerns to take the place of the long-standing threat of nuclear annihilation (which still exists but is …
Amber Asylum – Still Point
Review — October 7, 2007
The first time I listened to Still Point I was riding to work on the top deck of a double-decker bus at eight o'clock in the morning. Record opener "In the Still Point He Remains" was just starting; sounds could be heard moving backwards and forwards in the dark; slow …
Amber Asylum – Sin Eater
Review — February 8, 2016
Amber Asylum has been a force in the post-rock/post-metal domain, since the mid '90s. With their origin found back in 1996 with the release of Frozen In Amber, this intriguing band was able to keep a presence, unfortunately not as constant as we would prefer. The seven year drought …
Soul She Said – As Templar Nites
Review — July 21, 2006
Putting their best foot forward from the off, Soul She Said's debut record opens with what is easily its strongest track, "Sunken City." Strongly influenced by My Bloody Valentine, early Primal Scream and probably a whole host of hallucinogens, it's the prefect balance to the Icarus Line's dark back alley, …
I Rise / Soul Control – Split
Review — September 3, 2007
This split 7" features two of the most exciting hardcore bands that have been hitting the fest circuit this Summer. Soul Control sounds like 108 mixed with Quicksand and it's all awesome. "Focus" is one of my favorite songs of 2007. This song just fucking jams in all its noisy …
Soul Control – Involution
Review — September 20, 2007
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the union, so you would think that with them already delivering Verse, they'd be all out of good hardcore bands. Well, they are not, because Soul Control is equally as, if not more, impressive. The four-piece band delivers a modern take on …
Soul Control – Cycles
Review — October 13, 2009
Cycles marks a couple of firsts for Soul Control. After a slew of releases (an EP, a split 7", a comprehensive CD release also featuring several new songs, and a 7" singles series) the Rhode Island hardcore outfit ventures into the land of a proper full-length album. But that's not …
Records: Video Premiere - "Elements of Matter" by Trees Speak
News — May 17, 2021
So a friend of mine pointed me to 60 Minutes yesterday where they were possibly going to blow the lid open on the whole UFO thing. I watched it; was underwhelmed. I mean, I have had a UFO experience that I can’t explain to this day, so I think there’s …
Shows: Desert Daze Announces Fun Filled Desert Days
News — July 29, 2024
Desert Daze Fest will return October 10th-13th in Lake Perris, CA. Topping the bill are Jack White, Cigarettes After Sex, Alex G, The Mars Volta, and Thundercat. The fest will also feature performances from a wide range of artists from hip-hop legends, De La Soul, to hardcore legends, Converge. There …
Lion of Judah – Soul Power
Review — March 28, 2006
Despite the obviously hippie-drawn, almost Narnian cover art, and a band name perhaps more likely to evoke visions of reggae or, even worse, Christian rock, Lion of Judah sound much more interested in the likes of Bad Brains and Fugazi than Bob Marley or Creed. Putting the DC back in …
King Diamond – Give Me Your Soul...Please
Review — July 18, 2007
When writing reviews, the job of the reviewer is to judge the album on its own merits. Only then and even this is in dispute amongst those who review music is it acceptable to compare it to other works by the same artist or to different artists altogether to assist …
Demonologists – Miscarriage Of The Soul
Review — June 6, 2011
This is another band that while maintaining some bleak footing in the black metal scene exists as a noise group. That is not to say there aren't obvious trademarks of black metal within the structures, however loosely built they are. This band plays on the darkness that many black metal …
Special Providence – Soul Alert
Review — April 16, 2012
A lot of cool music can come from unexpected places. I’ve never been to Hungary myself, but they must be doing something right over there if they’re producing bands as good as the instrumental, prog-rock powerhouse Special Providence, especially considering their latest album, 2012’s Soul Alert.The most noticeable …
Ice Dragon – The Soul's Midnight
Review — July 15, 2013
As far as downright ass-dirty stoner metal goes, Ice Dragon are amongst the best. Their latest EP, The Soul's Midnight, sounds absolutely disgusting, and I mean that as a compliment. The tastefully low-quality production actually enhances the low, grumbling, psychedelic ramblings, creating an air of confused haziness about the …
