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A band in desperate need of a showdown with itself. (IGN Music)
February 20, 2007 - Not since Ron Quintana suggested Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield use the name Metallica has a band's name taken on such an appropriate indication of its musical style.
Pieces are falling into place for Promised Eden (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
The band Promised Eden called its debut album "Guilt," though this may be the most guilt-free rock record out of Worcester in some time.
New name means new beginning (The Taunton Gazette)
Local bass guitarist Curtis Lambert and fellow band members were in 'BearKat Denial'' when they got the news.
The Davis Enterprise (The Davis Enterprise)
CD reviews for February 8, 2007: "I (Heart) Comix" - Matt and Kim; "Silent Shout" - The Knife; "The Architecture of a Heartbeat" - Kyoto Beat Orchestra; "The Sweet Escape" - Gwen Stefani; "Frengers" - Mew; ?Don?t You Fake it" - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus; and "Oh! Gravity" - Switchfoot.
Hidden cost of nostalgia (The Record)
Two possible futures emerged in the last week for an ailing music industry. One applied an old fix to a growing problem: As the last decade has proven, there's no quicker way to make big money on the road than to reunite a brand-name band to reprise its greatest hits.
Reunions are pricey, but Osbourne, Jobs empower consumers (Provo Daily Herald)
Two possible futures emerged in the last week for an ailing music industry. One applied an old fix to a growing problem: As the last decade has proven, there's no quicker way to make big money on the road than to erald Thu, 15 Feb 2007 09:00:30 +0000 0215 queequeg http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/210502/ PLUNDER QUEEQUEG THE DOG'S LOOT THE BOOTY -- 1 pass to Cinemark 16 or ...
Orange Pop: New releases recall old sounds (Orange County Register)
Four local acts have released strong new albums. This week's Orange Pop column looks at three strong Orange County-based acts revisiting well-established genres with a firm grasp of the past and winning hooks designed to bring those sounds into the '00s.
New groups at Depot; Epiphany Series ends (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing Lynette Larson, on flute, and Laurel Linde, clarinet, perform as part of the Sweetgrass Winds at the Yellowstone Chamber Players concert Sunday.
Reunions are pricey, but Osbourne, Jobs empower consumers (Chicago Tribune)
Two possible futures emerged in the last few days for an ailing music industry.
Metal band's music rises above hyperbole (The Columbus Dispatch)
The world of heavy metal shares a penchant for hyperbole with the world of pro wrestling.
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A band in desperate need of a showdown with itself. (IGN Music)
February 20, 2007 - Not since Ron Quintana suggested Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield use the name Metallica has a band's name taken on such an appropriate indication of its musical style.
Pieces are falling into place for Promised Eden (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
The band Promised Eden called its debut album "Guilt," though this may be the most guilt-free rock record out of Worcester in some time.
New name means new beginning (The Taunton Gazette)
Local bass guitarist Curtis Lambert and fellow band members were in 'BearKat Denial'' when they got the news.
The Davis Enterprise (The Davis Enterprise)
CD reviews for February 8, 2007: "I (Heart) Comix" - Matt and Kim; "Silent Shout" - The Knife; "The Architecture of a Heartbeat" - Kyoto Beat Orchestra; "The Sweet Escape" - Gwen Stefani; "Frengers" - Mew; ?Don?t You Fake it" - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus; and "Oh! Gravity" - Switchfoot.
Hidden cost of nostalgia (The Record)
Two possible futures emerged in the last week for an ailing music industry. One applied an old fix to a growing problem: As the last decade has proven, there's no quicker way to make big money on the road than to reunite a brand-name band to reprise its greatest hits.
Reunions are pricey, but Osbourne, Jobs empower consumers (Provo Daily Herald)
Two possible futures emerged in the last week for an ailing music industry. One applied an old fix to a growing problem: As the last decade has proven, there's no quicker way to make big money on the road than to erald Thu, 15 Feb 2007 09:00:30 +0000 0215 queequeg http://www.heraldextra.com/content/view/210502/ PLUNDER QUEEQUEG THE DOG'S LOOT THE BOOTY -- 1 pass to Cinemark 16 or ...
Orange Pop: New releases recall old sounds (Orange County Register)
Four local acts have released strong new albums. This week's Orange Pop column looks at three strong Orange County-based acts revisiting well-established genres with a firm grasp of the past and winning hooks designed to bring those sounds into the '00s.
New groups at Depot; Epiphany Series ends (Billings Outpost)
Scott Prinzing Lynette Larson, on flute, and Laurel Linde, clarinet, perform as part of the Sweetgrass Winds at the Yellowstone Chamber Players concert Sunday.
Reunions are pricey, but Osbourne, Jobs empower consumers (Chicago Tribune)
Two possible futures emerged in the last few days for an ailing music industry.
Metal band's music rises above hyperbole (The Columbus Dispatch)
The world of heavy metal shares a penchant for hyperbole with the world of pro wrestling.
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