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sBACH (featuring Hella's Spencer Seim) Announces Debut Release - sBACH (featuring Hella's Spencer Seim) have announced their debut will be released via Suicide Squeeze on August 19th. Seim says it will most likely sound something like his half of the landmark Hella record "Church Gone Wild, Chirpin Hard" (Chirpin Hard being Seim's contribution). Check out the comments...

Marnie Stern -

Does technical mastery yield good music? This is the question that will likely frame the early part of Marnie Stern’s musical career. Her guitar-string-tapping technique (think Eddie Van Halen’s intro to “Hot for Teacher”) is jaw-dropping, sending forth notes in such rapid succession that it allows us to conjure other...

Noise rock - Noise rock is a broadly defined musical genre that developed in the 1980s as an experimental outgrowth of punk rock. Fusing punk rock's attitude with the atonal noise and unconventional song structures of early industrial and noise music, the noise rock introduced a new kind of avant-garde music to the...

News : DON CABALLERO: European Headlining Tour Announced -

DON CABALLERO (Damon Che: drums, Jason Jouver: bass, and Gene Doyle: guitar) have announced the dates their first European headlining tour in support of their brand new full-length, "Punkgasm". This "Plan B Magazine" sponsored tour will kick-off in mid-October in the Netherlands and also include inaugural stops in Norway, Luxembourg,...

Parts and Labor Receive Found Sounds from Fans for Use on Receivers Album - Parts & Labor have started flirting with their ostentacious pop side. Their label, Jagjaguwar, says "Though they've maintained their love affair with glitchy oscillations and anthemic vocals, they are now utilizing the full possibilities of a band that was once a scrappy punk trio, and now a mature art-rock...

31 Knots -

It's important when reviewing an album to exercise caution when throwing out terms like `prog-rock.' The primary reason for this is that `prog' can mean anything from Yes-style mathematical wizardry, to Jethro Tull-style medieval flute rock, or even krautrock in the vein of Can or Faust. The only constant in...

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