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Weekender ? Concerts calendar for Feb. 23-March 1 (San Antonio Express-News)
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Metal File: Otep, Dimmu Borgir, Unearth & More News That Rules (MTV Music Tel...
Metal File: Otep discovered a brand-new energy when they left Los Angeles to record in the battered city of New Orleans.
Vintage act Slayer still rocks (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Metal act Slayer, who formed in 1982, was awarded its first-ever Grammy Award last week in the Best Metal Performance category for "Eyes of the Insane."
Hell Freezes Over, Slayer Wins Grammy (antiMUSIC)
(PR) Slayer, the undisputed kings of thrash/punk/metal have been awarded their first-ever Grammy Award. The track, "Eyes of the Insane," from the band's most recent album, "Christ Illusion," took the Grammy in the category of Best Metal Performance.
Destiny lands Ohioans jobs with Tenacious D (The Columbus Dispatch)
Every band worth its salt spawns a side project. Genesis yielded Mike + the Mechanics. Tool gave birth to A Perfect Circle. Slipknot produced Stone Sour.
Lamb basks in Grammy glare (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Chris Adler planned his special outfit for tonight's Grammy Awards a little more than a week ago "a patch for the hole in the butt of these jeans that I'm wearing right now."
Report for 02/12/06 (antiMUSIC)
antiMusic reports: It felt a little like 1983 when the Police opened the Grammy telecast with their classic "Roxanne". That was the highlight as most of the night showed how far music has fallen in the 20+ years since they scored that hit.
No reason to 'Wince' at Shins' success (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
For those outside the mainstream radar, the Shins' "Wincing the Night Away's" entrance in the number-two spot of the all-genre Billboard 200 album chart may have been befuddling, but to those in the know, it was a pleasant surprise.
Predictions: 49th Annual Grammy Awards (Local 6 Orlando)
There are no polls to help predict who will win Grammy awards. Prognosticating who will be the night's big winners requires more James Carville-esque acumen than projecting the outcome of November elections.
Concert calendar (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
target="_blank">www.pacificsymphony.org. Solid Gold Rock and Roll with Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge, the Duprees, the Penguins and David Sommerville, 8 p.m. Saturday. Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, 12700 Center Court Drive, Cerritos.
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Weekender ? Concerts calendar for Feb. 23-March 1 (San Antonio Express-News)
Stories and features on music
Metal File: Otep, Dimmu Borgir, Unearth & More News That Rules (MTV Music Tel...
Metal File: Otep discovered a brand-new energy when they left Los Angeles to record in the battered city of New Orleans.
Vintage act Slayer still rocks (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Metal act Slayer, who formed in 1982, was awarded its first-ever Grammy Award last week in the Best Metal Performance category for "Eyes of the Insane."
Hell Freezes Over, Slayer Wins Grammy (antiMUSIC)
(PR) Slayer, the undisputed kings of thrash/punk/metal have been awarded their first-ever Grammy Award. The track, "Eyes of the Insane," from the band's most recent album, "Christ Illusion," took the Grammy in the category of Best Metal Performance.
Destiny lands Ohioans jobs with Tenacious D (The Columbus Dispatch)
Every band worth its salt spawns a side project. Genesis yielded Mike + the Mechanics. Tool gave birth to A Perfect Circle. Slipknot produced Stone Sour.
Lamb basks in Grammy glare (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Chris Adler planned his special outfit for tonight's Grammy Awards a little more than a week ago "a patch for the hole in the butt of these jeans that I'm wearing right now."
Report for 02/12/06 (antiMUSIC)
antiMusic reports: It felt a little like 1983 when the Police opened the Grammy telecast with their classic "Roxanne". That was the highlight as most of the night showed how far music has fallen in the 20+ years since they scored that hit.
No reason to 'Wince' at Shins' success (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
For those outside the mainstream radar, the Shins' "Wincing the Night Away's" entrance in the number-two spot of the all-genre Billboard 200 album chart may have been befuddling, but to those in the know, it was a pleasant surprise.
Predictions: 49th Annual Grammy Awards (Local 6 Orlando)
There are no polls to help predict who will win Grammy awards. Prognosticating who will be the night's big winners requires more James Carville-esque acumen than projecting the outcome of November elections.
Concert calendar (Long Beach Press-Telegram)
target="_blank">www.pacificsymphony.org. Solid Gold Rock and Roll with Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge, the Duprees, the Penguins and David Sommerville, 8 p.m. Saturday. Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, 12700 Center Court Drive, Cerritos.
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