Author: Sargeant

Posted on: March 17, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Deadsea Set to Tour Through 2008

DEADSEA formed in 2003 when veteran composer-guitarist-vocalist Adam Smith decided to fuse his love of metal, doom and free music to create a trio that would provide “apocalyptic visions for positive ascendance”. He found a perfect foil in longtime friend and bassist Alex Conley, who had spent six years as guitarist and composer in bizzaro hardcore band Three Studies For A Crucifixion. This combination of ideas make up the unique…

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Chiodos Tour with Coheed, Linkin Park, Release Video for “Lexington”

heed and Cambria, CHIODOS is rising on the buzz-meter. The first single “Lexington (Joey Pea-Pot With a Monkey Face)”-taken from their top five album BONE PALACE BALLET (Equal Vision)–arrives at radio the first week of March while the video for the song–directed by Josh Graham (Dillinger Escape Plan, Isis, Saves The Day, Underoath)–will debut in the coming weeks.

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Billy Wilder Film Collection

Billy Wilder Film Collection / 2008 United Artists / 399 Minutes / http://www.unitedartists.com / Billy Wilder is still one of the world’s best known directors or producers. Starting out in Germany in the writing of 1929’s Der Teufelsreporter, Wilder got to be hands-on in the United States as a writer for 1933’s “Adorable”. After these two films, Wilder was involved in some form of movies until 1981’s “Buddy Buddy”. It…

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NeuFutur Magazine Introduces Finest Dearest

  In early summer of 2004, San Francisco’s Finest Dearest began practicing in a basement bedroom, hashing out concepts and ideas. After a series of musical chairs in the lineup, the band emerged with a bolder, more confident sound as showcased on their new self-titled, full length album. Finest Dearest has been featured on WOXY’s Lounge Act, NPR’s Open Mic, and local publications including The San Francisco Chronicle and the…

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Impact Press #33

Full size/64 pages-$2 in mail/free in real life This is 64 pages of pure gold in the bohemian version of the Progressive and the bastard poverty stricken version of Contrascience, this mag is what shows like 20/20 and magazines like Newsweek and Time should strive to be. Aside from the letters and editors note, the magazine starts up the leftist machine to make a very interesting yet too short discussion…

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NeuFutur Magazine Introduces Dragged By Horses

Dragged By Horses, harkens back to the not-so-long-ago era of intelligent heavier rock like the Hot Snakes, Drive Like Jehu, or Les Savy Fav (pre-reunion, of course). It’s great to hear three guys rip through rock and roll tunes with abandon. Here at Team Clermont we often stay away from the more rockin’ stuff, so it’s great to work something with some balls for once. Heh. Seriously, though, come for…

Posted on: March 16, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Bee Movie Special Edition

Bee Movie Special Edition / 2008 Dreamworks / 90 Minutes / http://www.dreamworks.com / As many individuals know, Jerry Seinfeld was the mastermind behind Bee Movie. This special edition features the movie in a widescreen format, and a slew of different features that will keep individuals interested for months to come. There are literally hours of extra content for individuals to focus on, whether it be the commentary put forth by…

Posted on: March 16, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Swedish troubador Tobias Froberg takes to the road with Peter (of Peter, Bjornand John) this spring

Swedish artist Tobias Froberg has recently spent his time hangingout with friends. Not only did he log production duties the forthcomingoffering from Peter Moren- the Peter of Peter, Bjornand John but he spent some time working on his own, third releaseTurn Heads Now. His new album features agaggle of his mates including Peter, Norwegian chanteuse Ane Brun, theheavenly Brit singer songwriter Kathryn Williams, the troubadorTietur, Existensminumum and Torbjörn Zetterberg (Folke).…

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Impact Press-#30

Dec-Jan 2001.Normal Size $2 by mail, typical layout. Editor’s response, letters. Tons of ads are in this magazine, as 3 of the first 6 pages are nothing but them. The magazine has the layout of a magazine with 10 times the readership. Tons of white space are found on every page, but the whiteness is broken up expertly, and doesn’t detract from the overall reading experience. “A Big Government Scam”…

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Jack Ketchum’s The Lost

Jack Ketchum’s The Lost / 2008 Anchor Bay / 119 Minutes / http://www.anchorbayent.com / Individuals may be familiar with the original book by Jack Ketchum that this movie is made off of. The 2001 work is considered by many to be one of Ketchum’s best known works, and it should not be surprising that Anchor Bay and director/producer Chris Sivertson (All Cheerleaders Die, I Know Who Killed Me) would want…

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Chantal Chamandy Live At the Pyramids Released on DVD, PBS Special

On a personal mission to promote peace through cultural exchange, Egyptian-born Canadian artist Chantal Chamandy returns to her native country to perform an extraordinary concert at the majestic Pyramids of Giza and Great Sphinx, accompanied by the Cairo Symphony Orchestra and her troupe of ten dancers. This marks the first time ever a concert was permitted to be filmed at the base of the Pyramids on the Giza plateau and…

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Kerli Bio, Releases Video for “Love Is Dead”

All I want/Is right here/But love don’t live here anymore/And love don’t live here anymore” “Love Is Dead”   All you need to know about 21-year-old singer-songwriter Kerli is contained in the songs to her debut Island Def Jam album, Love Is Dead.  

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I Hate this Part of Texas # 5

I Hate this Part of Texas # 5 / $3 / :45 / 44M / http://www.microcosmpublishing.com /  This magazine seems to follow from the Journalsong type of overly emotional and verbose writing. However, unlike Journalsong, what John et al do with this issue of the zine is make their exploits into a narrative that is compelling and interesting, to say the least. The magazine is not just text, as it…

Posted on: March 16, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Portland, Oregon’s Rachel Taylor Brown will celebrate the release of her latest full-length, “Half Hours with the Lower Creatures,” (Cutthroat Pop Records) on May 6, 2008.

“Half Hours with the Lower Creatures,” recorded with Portland audio guru and Jackpot! Studio mainstay, Jeff Stuart Saltzman (Stephen Malkmus, Menomena, Sleater-Kinney), is a piano-based creep-pop album. Though hard to describe, names that come up are Rufus Wainwright, P.J. Harvey, Kate Bush, and “Frankenixon (Sword of Exactly) conjoined with Charles Ives and Benjamin Britten.” Rachel Taylor Brown¹s complex, polyphonic arrangements also conjure comparisons to Elliott Smith, Sufjan Stevens, Jeff Lynne,…

Posted on: March 15, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP)

God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP) / 2008 Sony / http://sony.playstation.com / God of War: Chains of Olympus is the third game in the God of War series, and provides individuals with a little bit more of the back story for the series’ protagonist, Kratos. The basic game play is ported over without much in the way of changes from the Playstation 2 predecessors. As in both previous games,…

Posted on: March 15, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Minus the Bear Tour in Support of Planet of Ice

After spending the month of February touring Australia, Japan and Hawaii Minus the Bear will begin the first leg of thier North American tour in early March with stops at  Coachella Music Festival (April 25) and Bonnaroo Festival (June 13.) The US tour dates (below) will see rotating support slots from Frenchkiss Records rockers The Big Sleep and Fearless Records act Portugal.The Man.

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Ideas in Pictures #3

Ideas in Pictures #3 / :10 / $1 / Half-Sized / 28 Pages / ideasinpictures@yahoo.com / N4409 Duck Creek Rd , Helenville WI 53135 /  Colin, the editor, sat next to me during AMC 2003. Pretty cool, ey was pandering various pieces of art and showing individuals eir’s recreation of a calf’s feeding box. Colin’s sketchy style permeates this issue, with only a minor amount of handwritten or typewritten text…

Posted on: March 15, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Jason Anderson: The Hopeful and the Unafraid Released on K Records

With six officially released albums, two more in the can, four probably-never-to-see-the-light-of-day records in his closet, a few live albums on the shelf—culled from literally five years of straight touring—and a Myspace song-a-day project, the quietly prolific Jason Anderson returns to K Records with The Hopeful and the Unafraid [KLP189]. In a K first, this full-length album will be available only on vinyl and will include a bonus CD with…

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Seven Mary Three – Day&NightDriving

Seven Mary Three – Day&NightDriving / 2008 Bellum / 12 Tracks / http://www.7m3.com / Known for their “Cumbersome”, Seven Mary Three have been outside of the limelight for a few years. This does not mean that the band lost their fan base or anything; the act was attracting fans well before the song hit, being founded in 1992. While original member Jason Pollock is out of the band, the act…

Posted on: March 15, 2008 Posted by: Sargeant Comments: 0

Bisc1 Announces Traveling Circuits Tour Dates

New York City-based hip-hop artist Bisc1 has just announced the dates for The Traveling Circuits Tour. The tour will be in support of his upcoming album, When Electric Night Falls on Embedded Music. Joining him on the road are fellow artists Domer, Metermaids, Human?, DJ Halo, and Grimace.