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Posted on: September 12, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

HOUSE OF HEROES ON THE ROAD BAND ANNOUNCES SEPTEMBER TREK WITH THE WEDDING AND ABANDON KANSAS

On the heels of House Of Heroes latest full length CD release The End Is Not The End followed by two EP releases The Acoustic End and House Of Heroes Meets The Beatles the band is currently on the road for a trek of summer dates and about to embark on a September tour with The Wedding and label mates Abandon Kansas kicking off September 13. “sometimes a band like…

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El Angel Mexaton – On The Rise (CD)

So, I have one other Mexican rap act to compare to N.S.B.. El Angel Mexaton does not start that strongly, as “25 To Life” is a track that has a flow that feels like El Angel Mexaton is chewing on eir words. Don’t get me wrong, the flow makes sense with the backing beat that was chosen for the track, but there feels like there is a little too much…

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SLUG AND MURS ANNOUNCE THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF THEIR FELT SERIES

B-List actresses be warned and flattered because FELT is back! Slug (Atmosphere) and Murs (Living Legends) reunite for their third release from moniker FELT. These MCs teamed up with The Grouch (Living Legends) in 2002 to release FELT’s debut album A Tribute to Christina Ricci. Collaborating with producer Ant (Atmosphere) in 2005 resulted in their second coming, A Tribute to Lisa Bonet. With the fresh addition of Aesop Rock (Def…

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Tirra Lirra – Pink Live Forever (CD)

“We Are All Strays” is a tremendous six-minute plus track that may seem daunting to those more familiar with mainstream music, but one needs to stick with the track. The band is able to subtly change their sound throughout the track, with the grandiose atmosphere created by the track ebbing and flowing in a natural way. “Stinngybadly” is a unification of Sonic Youth, The Smiths, The Cure, and even “Cherub…

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Alexandra Celano – I’m Overcome (CD)

Christian music has always been a part of my post-youth life. I was first introduced to the music of the Newsboys back in about 2000, and ever since then, I’ve been attempting to find the best and brightest in the genre. Alexandra Celano’s 2009 release “I’m Overcome” came to us just a few days ago, and I have to say that it may just be the best Christian album of…

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U2 READY FOR U.S. 360 TOUR HITS CHICAGO TODAY

Sep 12 Soldier Field Chicago Sep 13 Soldier Field Chicago, Illinois Sep 16 Rogers Centre Toronto Sep 16 Rogers Centre Toronto, Ontario Sep 17 Rogers Centre Toronto, Ontario Sep 20 Gillette Stadium Boston Sep 21 Gillette Stadium Foxboro, Massachusetts Sep 24 Giants Stadium New York Sep 25 Giants Stadium New York, New York Sep 29 FedEx Field Washington, Washington DC Oct 1 Scott Stadium Charlottesville, Virginia Oct 3 Carter Finlay…

Posted on: September 11, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

ENTER SHIKARI TO RETURN FOR FALL U.S. TOUR

Having wrapped sold-out shows in nine countries around the globe–U.S., U.K., Japan, Germany, Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic, Belgium and the Netherlands–electronic, punk and hardcore alchemists ENTER SHIKARI return September 4 to the U.S. for a 20-city fall tour. Next, the St. Albans, England heavyweights–renowned worldwide for their incendiary live experience mixing arena-rock showmanship and punk theatrics–will continue their worldwide domination with an October headlining trek with The Devil Wears Prada,…

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’87 Celebrity – The Green Walls (CD)

Even though a few of the kids from this band have played one of my concerts, and they’ve had tracks up on their website since I first learned about them months ago, I’ve not gotten the pleasure to just sit down and give ’87 Celebrity the attention that they deserve. The mastering is a little rough, with the drums on “Bad Luck” sounding almost as if they were intended to…

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STATIC-X Takes the Metal Down Under

Static-X will take the Metal Down Under on an Australian trek in support of chart topping album CULT OF STATIC. Static-X announced TERMINAL as the third release off their critically acclaimed and most flammable work to date, CULT OF STATIC, on Reprise Records. This third release comes on the coattails of their first hit single STINGWRAY and second hit Z-28, while the album CULT OF STATIC charted Billboards Top 200…

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Anvil – re-release of the band’s live album out in September!

For some – a living legend of heavy metal, for others – a long forgotten relic of the past. Either way, there’s no doubt that Anvil left a visible mark in the history of heavy music. Their legacy reaches all the way back to the 80’s, when the group celebrated their biggest triumphs. Although Anvil’s popularity eventually expired, the band remained true to their passion and against all the odds,…

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Entertonement Enables Five Record Labels to Share Music Online With Confidence

Online media platform Entertonement today launched a new service whereby record labels Deep Elm, Merovingian Music, Interactive Jack, Authentik Artists, and Sound vs. Silence have brought their artists’ music to a new sharable medium specifically designed for the social Web. Entertonement’s Music Platform now features music from Shawn Smith (Brad, Satchel, Pigeonhed) and punk upstarts Desoto Jones, with many more to come. With Entertonement’s Music Platform, record labels provide content…

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Believe – “This Bread Is Mine”

Believe – an outstanding art-rock act formed by the guitarist Mirek Gil, the former leader and composer of Polish prog-rock legend Collage. Believe’s debut album “Hope to See Another Day” (2006) received very good reviews from both media and fans. The follow-up album entitled “Yesterday Is A Friend” (2008) brought powerful sound full of faith and melody and gained them many new fans. In July 2008 Metal Mind Productions released…

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Eibol – Karma Kingdom (CD)

“Karma Kingdom” starts off slowly, but when a track like “Ask ?’s” happens, one will start to see some of the enrgy that Eibol brings to the mic. The track is not just someone rapping, but really couching all the harmony of the track in an incredibly hooky flow. The inclusion of a saxophone during the track provides a nice vocal-sounding retort to Eibol’s distinctive style. The major thing that…

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Team Clermont Artist of the Week: The Inner Banks!

The Inner Banks is married couple Caroline Schutz and David Gould and their eclectic group of collaborators. Caroline and David began work on their second album, Songs From Disko Bay, in 2006, while Caroline was enduring four months of bed-rest (three in the hospital), pregnant with twin girls. Download — The Inner Banks – “Pyramids” Prior to this project, Caroline had established herself as the singer and songwriter behind Folksongs…

Posted on: September 10, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 0

DARK DARK DARK TOUR WITH WHY?– ODD NOSDAM, DOSH AND TOM INHALER REMIX DARK DARK DARK FOR UPCOMING 7″ RELEASE

Dark Dark Dark are from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Their debut album, The Snow Magic, was released in October, 2008 (PopMatters called it “A strong debut”). In the past year, the band has played over 150 shows, spanning the entire US, France, Belgium, Italy and Canada. Before they return home to record their next album, they have been enlisted by the band WHY? to open 11 shows on their US tour this…

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Eels – With Strings Live At Town Hall (CD)

Listeners will be confused if they necessarily expect “Electro-shock Blues” from this album. This is something that is much more scaled back and intimate than that album, a move that benefits all the songs on this disc. For the performance, the band recasts each of the songs that have made them famous; this is essentially a remix album done without a turntable or a copy of Cakewalk. “Bus Stop Boxer”…

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GALLOWS CAST SPELL ON HARRY POTTER

Gallows, the punk rock outfit from the U.K., may not be the first band you would predict to hit the gossip rags but that’s exactly where they ended up. When Harry Potter’s own Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) arrived in disguise to watch Gallows perform at the U.K.’s Reading Festival this past week, the band snapped a picture which ended up on People magazine’s website of…

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WHC

I have had my website up for over a decade, and I have had to look at a number of different web hosting companies over the course of that time. I’ve personally settled down at this point with Godaddy, but there are so many other firms out there that it would not be bad to take a look at a fairly regular basis. With a number of web hosting site…

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Deep Rooted – “The End” Feat. Sha Dula (Prod. By Rhettmatic)

ned recording artist with the group Souls of Mischief and the crew Hieroglyphics, who brings a unique perspective to the label utilizing his experiences as a major-label recording artist turned independent label owner & successful touring musician. Clear Label is home to recording artists of many genres such as Chris Marsol, Baby Jaymes, FamSyrk, Deep Rooted, League510, and more. Through a partnership with Pushing the Beat (PTB) called ClearBeat, the…

Posted on: September 10, 2009 Posted by: anfnewsacct Comments: 1

DEREK WEBB WOWS CRITICS AGAIN WITH STOCKHOLM SYNDROME

Stockholm Syndrome has proven to be the latest masterpiece from INO Records’ Derek Webb, which has quickly garnered adoration from both critics and fans. The album landed in the No. 66 spot on the Billboard Top 200 and No. 2 at CBA Retail raking in over 7,500 units. Below is just a sample of the media buzz from Webb’s September 1 release: “This spine-tingling ballad is one of the more…