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Tracklist For RPWL DVD -

German band RPWL revealed the tracklist of their first DVD release The RPWL Live Experience. The DVD features an impressive performance, filmed in mid-February at the Wyspiański Theatre in Katowice, where RPWL played as the headliner on the second day of the festival ProgRock 2009. The band's music definitely...

Album Review: IQ - Frequency -

IQ have always attracted comparisons to the heavyweights of 1970s and early '80s progressive rock, and not simply because of similarities in sound, but because they've always had the chops to truly stand shoulder-to-shoulder with their peers. A persistent career spanning more than a quarter of a century, spent chiefly...

Friendly Fires, Alban Arena, St Albans -

When you ask this reviewer what his first ever gig was he always replies Airhead at ULU in 1992, this isn't strictly true. It was actually The Dooleys at St Albans Alban Arena back in 1978, so this is a kind of homecoming for myself as well as today's visitors....

Modest Mouse: Satellite Skin -

Modest Mouse have posted the first single from their forthcoming b-sides EP, titled No One's First and You're Next and due in August 2009. It will feature unreleased tracks and B-sides from the band's previous two studio albums, Good News For People Who Love Bad News and...

Music DVD Review: Pendragon - Concerto Maximo -

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On October 13, 2008, British neo-progressive rock veterans, Pendragon, celebrated their 30th anniversary with a nearly three-hour...

Evisceration Plague -

Death metal is the genre that people love to hate and Cannibal Corpse is the genre’s main target of that hate. To be honest, I can’t really say that the hate wasn’t always deserved. Music with vocals so unintelligible that syllables can’t even be differentiated, coupled with high speed guitar...

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