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Bands: Hear A New Cave In Song and Pre-Order 'White Silence'
News — April 22, 2011
You can now listen to Cave In's new track, "Sing My Loves," while you pre-order their new album, White Silence. It'll be available May 24th through Hydra Head Records. Cave In have a few shows lined-up for May: 5/19 New York, NY @ Santos Party House 5/20 …
Records: Cave In To Release 'White Silence' In May
News — April 11, 2011
Details have been released regarding Cave In's new album, White Silence. The new album will be available May 24th via Hydra Head Records. Hydra Head commented: White Silence brings a focused sense of dynamic and a variety that owes everything to the band's collective ability to do it …
Splits: The White Stripes break up
News — February 2, 2011
Blues rockers the White Stripes have unexpectedly announced their breakup, according to recent reports. Official word seems to be that the band "will make no further new recordings or perform live", in order to "preserve what is beautiful and special about the band". More on this as we hear it.Records: Cave In working on new album 'White Silence'
News — August 12, 2010
Buzzgrinder has the scoop on the next Cave In record. The website reached out to the band's frontman Stephen Brodsky, who revealed several details including the album's title, White Silence. An album's worth of material has been recorded and is set to be mixed at the end of August. …Tours: White Mice Tourdates
News — March 11, 2010
White Mice kick off their U.S. tour next week. The band will be supporting their 2009 release Ganjahovedose. To view the tourdates click "read more."Videos: The Gaslight Anthem - "Old White Lincoln" Video
News — November 13, 2008
The Gaslight Anthem's video for the song "Old White Lincoln" has been posted online here. The song is taken from the band's latest offering, The '59 Sound.
One Question Interviews: White Murder
Feature — May 22, 2014
Hannah Blumenfeld (White Murder) SPB: What is the worst job you’ve ever had? Blumenfeld: Substitute teaching. I was way too young and it was just complete chaos all the time: all grades all categories. One day in the middle school I lost it and called a student a …Bands: Eagles Of Death Metal Video
News — June 23, 2004
You can view the Jay Martin directed Eagles of Death Metal video for the track "I Only Want You" here.
Jack of None – The Tattle Tale Heart
Review — August 6, 2018
Playfully naughty lyrics might have been the first thing I noticed about Jack of None's The Tattle Tale Heart EP, but there's more to this record created by three Filipino-born siblings, A.G., Maxine, and Julian Syjuco. Things change from sultry to sinister on a dime, and the album's combination …
Jack's Mannequin – The Glass Passenger
Review — December 4, 2008
A lot of artists resist fame. I've done interviews with bands for nearly five years now and have heard countless times from both nameless and recognizable acts that there were never any aspirations for a hit radio single or a gold album. For these people it seemed when something reached …
Mischief Brew / Joe Jack Talcum – Photographs from the Shoebox
Review — February 9, 2009
Photographs From the Shoebox is a split between two Philadelphia artists that mean a lot to punk music. Mischief Brew are technically a band, but it seems safe to say all elements of their music are merely an extension of guitarist and songwriter Erik Petersen. Petersen also runs Fistolo Records, …
The Nerve Agents – Days Of The White Owl
Review — May 25, 2012
Though not as revered as the final album from The Nerve Agents, Days Of The White Owl is certainly a turning point for the band and a definite precursor to the critical darling of an album that succeeds it, and this is perhaps a monster injustice to The Nerve Agents …
The Murder City Devils – The White Ghost Has Blood on Its Hands Again
Review — December 31, 2014
Reunited bands have a tendency to disappoint. Maybe their hearts aren’t in it the second time around, maybe they’ve changed as artists and individuals, or maybe the expectations of a rabid fanbase are impossible to meet.Whatever the case, let’s put aside our memories of In Name and Blood, …
Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine – White People And The Damage Done
Review — August 26, 2013
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle dictates that nothing in this universe has a truly defined position or trajectory and by trying to define it, the momentum of the object becomes even more unstable and unpredictable. The lesser known certainty principle is this: there will never be a Dead Kennedys reunion with Jello …
Iron Lung – White Glove Test
Review — May 27, 2013
Sweet jesus did Iron Lung ever “come back” with a bang (seriously it has been six years since the band’s awesome album, Sexless // No Sex and even though they released a bunch of splits and collaborations in the interim, it still seems like they have been a bit quiet …
Skyharbor – Blinding White Noise: Illusion & Chaos
Review — July 23, 2012
There aren't many ways that I can describe the emotions I get from Indian djentlemen Skyharbor's debut album, and part of the reason is that the cumbersomely titled Blinding White Noise: Illusion & Chaos brings with it some incredibly polarizing feelings. On the one hand, it's one of the most …
Hot Graves – Knights In White Phosphorus
Review — July 16, 2012
It seems more and more as of late bands are taking the lead of the mighty Darkthrone. That is to mean that much like Darkthrone as of late bands are adding more obvious touches of crust punk to their black metal style. Hot Graves are not that new at …
The City and Skyway – Everything Looks Worse In Black And White
Review — September 13, 2010
Being an objective reviewer, I will try and ignore the grossly overboard hyperbole contained in their press sheet. But this is fairly serviceable post-emo rock release from the mid-west. The guitars have flashes of hooks here and there throughout this record. The lyrics seem to have a very focused target …
Vessels – White Fields and Open Devices
Review — December 3, 2008
Post-rock is a peculiar beast; it's seemingly very difficult to achieve a unique sound in the field, especially after the pioneers managed to diversify into a set of forerunners creating the inevitable chorus of copyists. Given that the only two real distinctions of the genre are a generally low use …
