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“Each song is like a paperback book found in the various rooms of this hotel.”
“Cleansing” was the record that really defined us and “No Absolutes” brought it to the new century.
“Gold & Grey” blends the heavy and dark tones with peace and tranquility.
The band creates atmospheres, builds tension, and confounds the pop aesthetic at every turn.
Recommended to all who call themselves “punk” or those who relish unsullied rock n’ roll.
If you thought you would never hear a piano on a Death Angel album, you were wrong. But, it works.
Arriving at the Bomb Factory, an hour before doors opened, I was greeted with a line that spread down Canton…
Hatebreed wrapped the second leg of their 25th anniversary tour in Dallas on Sunday night. The Connecticut metalcore band led…
I’ve been known to criticize Dallas crowds for being ambivalent to great performances by artists from all genres. But, last…
Following a 15 year hiatus, Speedealer have come charging back with their latest album Blue Days Black Nights. We reviewed the album…
Last night, Slayer returned to North Texas as part of the sixth leg of The Final World Tour. The first…