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KORN III: REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE (Review)

I still remember seeing KORN for the first time when they were the opening act on a tour that included MEGADETH, FLOTSAM AND JETSAM,...

Exclusive – FAITH NO MORE: THE LOST INTERVIEWS (1992, Cable Access)

As they say, "everyone has to start somewhere..." For me it was the summer of 1992. I'd moved to Davenport, Iowa from my longtime home...

M.I.A. – MAYA aka // / Y / (Review)

When M.I.A. seemingly came out of nowhere to score pop-gold with her second album KALA in 2007, music critics nearly creamed their pants with...

CALL THE COPS – Self-titled (Review)

There's a scene in the 1990 Renny Harlin film THE ADVENTURES OF FORD FAIRLANE where the title character (portrayed by the great ANDREW DICE...

AUTHORITY ZERO – STORIES OF SURVIVAL (Review)

Back for their fourth studio album, Mesa, AZ's AUTHORITY ZERO carries the flag for timely and politically-charged punk rock. Like many of their older peers...

CARDIAC ARREST – HAVEN FOR THE INSANE (Review)

It's not often that you can review one album by a band and then essentially apply the exact same review to their next album....

EYES SET TO KILL – BROKEN FRAMES (Review)

On their third album, Phoenix band EYES SET TO KILL finds themselves at a crossroads of genre and popularity with much of the attention...

THE STEVE MILLER BAND – BINGO! (Review)

The opening line of THE STEVE MILLER BAND's latest bio proclaims that "The Gangster is Back!" - a statement that is much more than simple record...

OZZY OSBOURNE – SCREAM (Album Review)

There's something to be said about going out on top, and at this point there's no guarantee that OZZY OSBOURNE will be able to...

SKYFORGER – KURBADS (Review)

What's more metal than swords, cloaks, and tales of mystical beasts and legends? NOTHING. In that, SKYFORGER is about as metal as they come. The...

LOW TWELVE – SPLATTER PATTERN (Review)

For over a decade, Illinois' LOW TWELVE have been hiding in the underground, emerging on occasion to share the stage with the likes of...

BLASPHEMOUS – BEARER OF THE DARKEST PLAGUES (Review)

If your darkened heart burns with the feverish desire for some new death metal that recalls the early 90's Florida scene, then BLASPHEMOUS has something for...

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