Filed Under (Main Content) by Content Keyword RSS on 03-07-2009
A couple weeks ago long-running Canadian punks Propagandhi came through London, Ontario’s Music Hall while promoting their newest album “ Supporting Caste ”. A few hours before they took the stage I had the opportunity to talk with drummer, and one of two original members, Jord Samolesky . Our chat lasted over an hour and we touched on things like hockey, musical influences, the new album, hockey, Todd ’s lack of voice, very interesting books and organizations, hockey, and much, much more!
Filed Under (Main Content) by Content Keyword RSS on 17-02-2009
Wild Bill Ketelhut provides the blog to this anti-blog He has a radio program on WXOU out of Oakland University TICKET GIVEAWAY courtesy of WXOU 88.3 and the Magic Stick. The first person to email Wild Bill at doramu13@yahoo.com will win a pair of tickets to see Oregon based experimental folk rock band Blitzen Trapper on Feb 20th at the Magic Stick. Their new album ‘Furr’ is out now and their song “Wild Mountain Nation” (which I played on my show this morning) ranked #9
Filed Under (Main Content) by Content Keyword RSS on 20-01-2009
When we caught up with him over Christmas, Cannibal Corpse bassist, Alex Webster, was looking forward to a quiet Christmas with his family. But now it’s back to business as usual - Hugh Platt caught up with him to talk gore, guts, and their new album of death metal grinds. When Britney Spears has a Parental Advisory sticker on her album, it undermines the symbol as a warning God-fearing parents to not let their little lambs get their hands on is. Not that there’s any such doubts when said
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Beyonce I AM … SASHA FIERCEColumbia RecordsOn Beyonce’s new album, the 27-year-old singer-diva-icon gives her on-stage, bump-n-grind alter-ego Sasha Fierce co-billing.“I am … Sasha Fierce” is her attempt at a concept album, with the disc split into two.
Filed Under (Main Content) by Content Keyword RSS on 16-10-2008
At around one minute into Gojira's new album, The Way Of All Flesh, something should strike you - the music sports that generic, repetitive metal sound of chugging guitars and indistinguishable lyrics. But don't let the opening track turn you off. Give the CD a full listen and you'll find that there's a pretty decent album in these French metal heads.
