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share: digg facebook twitter Death Metal Symphony in Deep C. Now if you think that's weird, just pop it in and give it a few listens; what you'll find is the most random and somehow coherent mixture of different musical styles that will ever be graced upon your ears. The funny thing is, you'd think it would be horrible, but it's actually really fun (mostly because you can't believe it's actually ...

A round-up of the seasons local music releases, starting this weekend with the Gamma Gamma Rays, that will make your ears bleed and your head explode. by Sue Carter Flinn SEPTEMBER The Baketones, Unite (Baketones Music) Sixteen garage rock tracks recorded mostly live off the floor. [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Infected Mushroom, Legend Of The Black Shawarma (Adrenaline Records) Lot of blah-de-blah on the blogs and such about this not being (as expected in keeping with this Israeli electro duo’s original pigeonhole) psy-trance, probably owing to all the drum n bass that goes on (if you’re not a walking Wikipedia, DnB involves a lot of skittering, super-speed drumbeats). But psy-trance (originally concocted in Goa, India, and heralded by KLF’s “What Time is Love,” a tune that would seem to modern ears

On his first morning home from Iraq, Lt. Rusty Morris woke at dawn, next to his wife, their son tucked between them. Loyal, who was just a baby when Morris deployed 15 months earlier, touched his father's face and ears as he drifted in and out of sleep.

As my list of new music to listen to/decide if I wanna review or not grows, I figured it might be in the best interest of me to get some of this stuff off my plate and into your skulls. I hope some of you dudes and dudettes are into teh rawk, because today’s FMETYE isall about throwin up the horns and rockin’ the eff out. Wretched - ‘The Exodus Of Autonomy’ Victory Records Released March 3, 2009 I’ll start things off with the new disc by North Carolina’s Wretched, mainly because it’s my