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THE MISFITS – THE DEVIL’S RAIN (Album Review)

There's a segment of listeners loyal to the old-school lineup of THE MISFITS that are really going to hate THE DEVIL'S RAIN. It's definitely...

BLINK-182 – NEIGHBORHOODS (Album Review)

For those curious as to why I'm throwing down some thoughts on a high-profile album like BLINK-182's NEIGHBORHOODS a week after it's release -...

NEW FOUND GLORY – RADIOSURGERY (Album Review)

When I first called 2011 "The Year that Pop Punk Strikes Back!" this past February, there were some people that threw up a middle finger...

SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS – ZOMBIFIED (Album Review)

Gather 'round boils and ghouls! The 1998 Australia-only EP from SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS has been expanded to a full album, and is now available...

SS-KALIERT – SUBZERO (Album Review)

Anti-Fascist, but sued by the German Goverment for their use of the letters ''SS'' (commonly associated with that of a certain former ruler's elite...

KIROS – OUTLAWS AND PRODIGALS (EP Review)

On their new three-track EP, OUTLAWS AND PRODIGALS, Calgary rockers KIROS deliver an extremely short, 11-minute slice of melodic rock worth giving a shot. Containing the title...

LORDS OF ACID – LITTLE MIGHTY RABBIT (EP Review)

When a band says that they're ''releasing an EP,'' seldom would you think that said EP would be delivered containing over an hour's worth of  music....

THE ATLAS MOTH – AN ACHE FOR THE DISTANCE (Album Review)

Local boys around these 'here parts (Chicago, that is), THE ATLAS MOTH have been an interesting band to watch evolve over the past few...

BOB SEGER & the SILVER BULLET BAND – LIVE BULLET & NINE TONIGHT (Remasters Reviewed)

Some of the folks that know me well are familiar with a long-running rumor that I hate Bob Seger. That's not really accurate. The truth is, that...

BRUTAL TRUTH – END TIME (Album Review)

This is some old-school grind right here. With songs ranging from 0:05 on the short end to 15:21 on the long end, BRUTAL TRUTH have...

9/11: The Music of September 11, 2001 – A Massive Day for Music, yet one with eerie elements…

September 11, 2001 was a Tuesday - the day that new releases traditionally hit the streets for public consumption. It also happened to be...

NOTAR – DEVIL’S PLAYGROUND (Album Review)

It was nearly a year ago that I first took to this space to share my thoughts on the self-titled debut EP from NOTAR. We've welcomed...

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