Author: Sargeant

Posted on: June 9, 2012 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp: Complete Special Collector’s Edition (DVD Set)

  Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp is one of those shows that came out of left field.  Lancelot Link was created by Mike Marmer and Stan Burns, which had runs on both The Carol Burnett Show and Get Smart. The link to Get Smart would be the greatest influence on Lancelot Link, as the C.H.U.M.P. (Criminal Headquarters for the Underworld’s Master Plan) went up against the valiant APE. The show had…

Posted on: June 9, 2012 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Skye – Good Boys Don’t (CD)

The one thing that individuals should immediately hear about Skye’s CD is the professional production that begins “Good Boys Don’t”. The vocals style is not anything that can be immediately derived from other sources, but there are hints of influence to Alanis Morrisette and Christian Aguilera, with hints of Pink and Kelly Clarkson thrown in. The track is something that could be on pop radio, and “Good Boys Don’t” is…

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Sandi Thom Covers Bonnie Raitt and Guns N Roses

Scottish singer-songwriter Sandi Thom has shared a pair of raw cover videos for Bonnie Raitt’s “Can’t Make You Love Me” and Gun N’ Roses’ “November Rain.” The videos are part of a weekly cover series updated every Thursday on Sandi’s Youtube, and display the platinum selling artist’s talent and stylistic range. Sandi recently shared the news that her upcoming fourth studio album, Flesh and Blood (recorded in Nashville with the…

Posted on: June 8, 2012 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Robbie Rivera’s “Dance Or Die” out now

With dance music reaching new heights in America Robbie Rivera’s stepped up his game and taken things to the next level. Thus far in 2012 he toured the country by bus with Bass Jackers and Peace Treaty on the “Dance Or Die Bus Tour,” presented another edition of his Miami Music Week fan favorite “Juicy Beach” party and recently released his new artist album, “Dance Or Die” on Black Hole…

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NeuFutur Records Compilation #3

This isn’t really a NeuFutur Records compilation, but a disc that I found when digging through some boxes. I believe I pulled the tracks off of the respective artists’ Myspaces, but I could be wrong. These artists all were from Lancaster, Ohio. I’m guessing that the tracks are around the 2002-2006 era; comment with any additional information that you may have. Check out the CD at http://www6.zippyshare.com/v/50242824/file.html . All rights reserved…

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Complete Triathlon Guide

  I was unfamiliar with the intricacies of the triathlon before picking up the Complete Triathlon Guide. This book goes into detail not only about the events that take place, but the workouts that will create the largest benefit to those looking to compete in a triathlon. The book, written by USA Triathlon is divided in an intuitive fashion. Rather than having individuals immediately exercise for the events, the book…

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New MOONLOOP Track Streaming

MetalSucks.net has posted the track “Strombus” off of Deeply from the Earth, the new album from Barcelona progressive death metal act MOONLOOP. Blending together a multitude of styles into one awe-inspiring track, “Strombus” is just one of many boundary-pushing tunes you’ll find of Deeply from the Earth. Go HERE to listen. Deeply from the Earth will be available for North American consumption on July 3rd via Listenable Records. Deeply from…

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The Skulls – Night Of The Living Skulls (CD)

 I was lucky enough to see The Skulls live at Warped Tour this year, and this CD (along with 2+ hour DVD!) captures the live essence of the band almost as well as sitting in the audience. The recording on “Night Of The Living Skulls” is a little flat, running to the tinny sound of a number of old punk LPs but the energy of the band is such that…

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COWARDS | Full-length “Shooting Blanks And Pills”

The debut full-length from COWARDS (hardcore/sludge/black metal) is now available for free download, full streaming and pre-order on Throatruiner Records (alongside releases from Birds In Row, Comity, Love Sex Machine and many more). “Shooting Blanks And Pills” will be released on late june on limited 12″ vinyl (300 copies hand-numbered) with the help of Hellbound Records. Drawing their influence from bands such as Eyehategod, Kickback or Deathspell Omega, the parisian…

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Debut Album Set For June Re-Release Via At A Loss Recordings

Following their acclaimed All the Waters of the Earth Turn to Blood LP in 2012, and their collaborative Nothing Passes LP with Braveyoung in 2011, THE BODY‘s long out-of-print self-titled debut album will be reborn this June.   The re-released version of The Body will be made available on CD and deluxe digital download worldwide on June 26th via At A Loss Recordings — the label responsible for releasing both…

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Skid Row – Revolutions Per Minute (CD)

  Skid Row starts off their “Revolutions Per Minute” is much the same way that Velvet Underground came back into prominence. While there are hints of the same hair metal that brought Skid Row to the fore in the late eighties and early nineties, the edge which they imbue each of the songs on “Revolutions Per Minute” with is as sharp as all get out. Skid Row has came back…

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Imagine Dragons Join AWOLNATION on Fall Tour

Las Vegas’ Imagine Dragonshave announced that they will hit the road this fall with AWOLNATION and indie hip-hop artist Zeale, kicking off September 8th in Philadelphia, PA. The seven week tour will hit major cities in the United States before wrapping on October 25th in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. “Playing live is something we never get tired of, maybe because we can never predict the insanity that can and usually…

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Skeletons and the Girl-Faced Boys – Git (CD)

  “Git” starts out with a bevy of different sounds set out to assault one’s senses. “See The Way” mixes traditional (bongos) with futuristic (synthesizers) to make a dance track for the new millennium. This fusion does not split a listener’s interest, rather it draws eir in like a light to a moth. The name of the band really makes sense with some of the music that finds its way…

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Believe to play at PPF 2012 in Germany

Believe, one of the best progressive rock bands in Poland, have been confirmed to play at the Progressive Promotion Festival 2012 in Germany. The event scheduled for September, 21st-22nd will host live performances from some of the World’s finest progressive rock bands such as The Tangent, Lazuli or Moon Safari just to name a few. For full details go to THIS location. The second live DVD by Believe released on…

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World of Warcraft Trading Card Game: Champion Deck

  The World of Warcraft trading card deck has just released four premade decks; Murkdeep (shaman), Elderlimb (druid), Dark Lady Sylvanas Windrunner (hunter), and Jaina Proudmoore (mage). These Champion Decks come with additional materials – there is a reprint card, tokens, booster pack (Crown of the Heavens), and a hero card placed alongside the different rule books.  The reprinted cards are some of the most powerful in the World of…

Posted on: June 7, 2012 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

GRASS WIDOW PREMIERE NEW VIDEO FOR “GOLDILOCKS ZONE”

Grass Widow are currently on the road touring in support of their new self-released record, Internal Logic. In the spirit of their top-to-bottom DIY aesthetic, they’ve self-produced a video for the lead single, “Goldilocks Zone,” which premiered today on Pitchfork TV. Much like the video’s statue-dwelling interstellar explorers, you can stumble upon the band playing shows across the country, with stops in DC, Toronto’s NXNE, and NYC’s Northside Festival, to…

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SUPA SOUND PRESENTS: THIRTY SUPM

“DI GENERAL” CELEBRATES TURNING THIRTY SUPM’ ON FRIDAY JUNE 15TH AT CELEBRATION BALLROOM Location: Celebrations Banquet Hall 12531 W Okeechobee Road Hialeah, FL 33018 Date: Friday, June 15th 2012 Hosted By: BUGLE | Plus Special Guest Stars ıllıllı Music By ıllıllı JAZZY T SUPA SOUND INNOCENT SOUND BLACK CHINEY SWEETNESS SOUND REBEL T PROGIDY JAMES BOND GRAND WIZARD

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BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE WITH BARONESS

Baroness is releasing a series of behind-the-scenes clips leading up to the July 17 release of Yellow & Green with the first clip, filmed as they kicked off their recent North American tour, available now via Brooklyn Vegan (http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2012/06/baroness_releas.html) and on Baroness’s website (www. baronessmusic.com). The six-minute video features live footage from the band’s recent North American tour and interview topics ranging from road-testing the new songs to the recording…

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Phèdre remixes Beta Frontiers

Two weeks ago Toronto-based lo-fi electro outfit Beta Frontiers gave us their remix of Phèdre’s ‘Aphrodite‘. Now Phèdre flex their production muscles with a remix of the Beta Frontiers track ‘Hondo’. Download the song over at BrooklynVegan.   Phèdre will play its first US show this Saturday, June 9th when they headline Mercury Lounge in New York, with openers Rioux. They return to the states in the fall supporting Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti. Full Phèdre tour dates listed below.…

Posted on: June 7, 2012 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Skid Row – Revolutions Per Minute (CD)

  Skid Row starts off their “Revolutions Per Minute” is much the same way that Velvet Underground came back into prominence. While there are hints of the same hair metal that brought Skid Row to the fore in the late eighties and early nineties, the edge which they imbue each of the songs on “Revolutions Per Minute” with is as sharp as all get out. Skid Row has came back…