Month: July 2008

Posted on: July 31, 2008 Posted by: James McQuiston Comments: 0

NeuFutur Magazine Introduces Bag of Toys

San Francisco’s acoustic surf rock group Bag of Toys released their highly anticipated sophomore album “Afternooner” internationally on July 1, 2008. Produced by Bag of Toys and Andy Zenczak, the full-length album was recorded at Gadgetbox Studios in Santa Cruz and mastered by John Cuniberti (Dave Matthews, The Grateful Dead, Aerosmith). Afternooner features 13 infectious tracks musically ranging everywhere from acoustic reggae to surf rock.

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Ex-Cypress Hill Rapper To Release “Diary of A Mad Dog” 9/30

Sen Dog (aka Senen Reyes), the notorious co-frontman of hip-hop legends Cypress Hill, has released his hot new track “Capo” from his forthcoming solo album Diary of a Mad Dog online at www.myspace.com/sendog The album will hit the streets on September 30, 2008 through Suburban Noize Records and marks the first solo album from one of hip-hop’s most influential artists.

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AVERSE SEFIRA TO TOUR EUROPE WITH GORGOROTH

Averse Sefira will embark on their most extensive tour of Europe this fall alongside Gorgoroth and Hate.  Kicking off at John Dee’s in Oslo (home to the annual Inferno Fest) on October 16, the tour will make 32 stops before ending in Birmingham, England on November 29.  It will be the band’s first opportunity in many cities to meet fans they have accumulated since their inception in 1996.  “We are…

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SENSES FAIL ANNOUNCE FALL TOUR

SENSES FAIL today announces the dates for their upcoming fall headlining tour. The 38-date trek begins October 8 in Richmond, VA – just one day after the October 7 release of Life Is Not A Waiting Room (Vagrant), their third full-length and follow up to 2006’s Still Searching.

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The Upsidedown: Human Destination Tour With Dandy Warhols

The Upsidedown have already managed to amass quite a reputation in their native Portland, thanks much in part to their dynamic live show, which takes full advantage of their six-person strong line-up. It’s engaging and thick with layers of instrumentation, and now, with the help of The Dandy Warhols and their newly-minted Beat The World Records, the band is taking its appeal to the rest of the country.

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Yeah Yeah Yeahs Set To Release 3rd Album

COOKING IN THE KITCHEN Yeah Yeah Yeahs have been hopscotching down the road less traveled- from a barn in the Northeast to a ranch in the Southwest on our journey for the next sound. Why go RURAL? We’re not yet sure ourselves, but one thing the city don’t have that the country got is SPACE and there has been plenty of spacing out in the studio as of late.

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66 Thousand Miles Per Hour #1

66 Thousand Miles Per Hour #1 / :14 / 32M / $3.50 / PO Box 974, New Brunswick, NJ 08903 / http://www.66thousandmilesperhour.com /  While there have been a few goings-on in this issue, the fact is that Michael’s story-telling uses a lot of pages to sum up what should take only a page or so. This really makes me think that 66TMPH should be a cartoon instead of a comic.…