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Just how do you get to a VANS Warped Tour stage if you're an unsigned band? Gail Worley talks with 2 Cents' drummer/vocalist Adam O'Rourke to find out.
... always been what saves me on a day to day basis. I started to feel like, if I could manipulate my life to just travel around the country and play my drums and scream into a microphone, I could live with it [laughs]. Basically, two and a half years ago, we met the metal lord, Dean. One of my neighbors ...
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Ink 19 catches up with the always tuneful, never tasteful Turbonegro to find out how the underground is doing, and why they hate the kids. Vinnie Apicella survives -- barely.
... of the difference is in the change of line up. Obviously Euroboy came in and plays on Apocalypse and then there's Chris Summers who took over on drums… courtesy www.turbonegro.com Do you set out to make a statement or get a reaction with your music? Rune: Not really, it's just about us making the ...
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From One (Universal). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
RA FROM ONE Universal Ra is another in the surprisingly large group of bands still adhering to the nu-metal tradition of low-end guitars, big drums and mildly operatic singers. What sets Ra apart from their contemporaries (Creed, Staind, Puddle of Mudd, etc.) is their flair for the occasional Middle ...
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Split 7" (Pidgeon English). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... '90s) and garage rock. Including synthesizer for good measure, they end up making... well... really boring indie pop that's painful to listen to. The drums are too quiet, the guitars are somewhat interesting, but the lead singer's "I'm a sensitive indie rocker" voice is like fingernails on a chalkboard ...
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Land Air Sea (N.O.S. ). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... of his full-time band. All of the downward spiral elements of Weezer are here: no variation in instrumentation, just the standard guitar-bass-drums dynamic; riffs copped from the worst mid-'90s alterna-sources (Seven Mary Three, anyone?); inappropriate hair metal solos on every track; and inane, clich ...
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Vol. 1 (Star 69). Review by Carl F Gauze.
... the bands merit that much digital ink, there are a few noteworthy tracks. That Kid Chris build a nice solid driving beat upon some wooden-sounding drums, complete with some arbitrary stops that fly off into the swooshy spacey sound that always means Trance in my mind. There's a ripped, distorted keyboard ...
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Revolutions Per Minute (Fat Wreck Chords). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... . This band plays some of the fastest, most furious California-style (e.g. early Bad Religion) punk rock around. The guitars are like buzzsaws, the drums are super high in the mix (which sounds wonderful) and the vocals are at the proper level, making for a fantastic mix. They seem to have a penchant ...
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Remission (Relapse Records). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... chugga chugga metal. The guitars are tremendously overpowering on Remission, the riffs pounding like hammers against an innocent victim's head. The drums are surprisingly mathematical and intricate, yet they are disguised with ferocity and brutality, thus making them seem simply tough and loud to the ...
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Plague Soundscapes (Anti). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
... sounding. The guitars here are simply devastating and overwhelming, but in the good way that aggressive music like this should have them. The drums are punishing, lightning fast and mathematically specific. Vocalist Justin Pearson hasn't been this convincing a screamer since the wonderful split that ...
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Ladies of the Road: Live 1971-1972 (Discipline Global Mobile). Review by Matt Cibula.
... that seems to have only existed for a two-year span: Boz Burrell on bass and vocals, Mel Collins on sax and flute and mellotron, Ian Wallace on drums, Peter Sinfield on keyboards (at least until he was kicked out halfway through the tour) and, of course, Robert Fripp on guitar. Tracks from this disc ...
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