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The Residents -

Abandoning the eyeballs-in-tophats costumes for black face masks, flashlight eyes, and bunny ears, The Residents rolled through New York to debut what some are rumoring to be their final tour, though any information regarding this enigmatic group is to be taken with a grain of salt; their even more paradoxical...

The Legendary Pink Dots - A World With No Mirrors -

The Legendary Pink Dots kick off a tour next month in support of their forthcoming album “Plutonium Blonde.” This has to be close to album number 30 for them since beginning back in 1982. From what I’ve heard of this new record, it offers more of the same great songs...

The Residents -

Abandoning the eyeballs-in-tophats costumes for black face masks, flashlight eyes, and bunny ears, The Residents rolled through New York to debut what some are rumoring to be their final tour, though any information regarding this enigmatic group is to be taken with a grain of salt; their even more paradoxical...

Music Review : Psychic TV - Mr Alien Brain vs. The Skinwalkers -

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Genesis P-Orridge has had quite the hand in my development and formation as a full-fledged adult, from Throbbing Gristle's 20 Jazz Funk Greats through to Psychic TV's bizarre...

Pere Ubu : Long Live Pre Ubu! -

In 2007, members of Pere Ubu assembled to attempt a series of songs inspired by Alfred Jarry�s �Ubu Roi�, from which the band's name originates. The goal was to bridge the space between the songs in a new way by using connective dialogue and ambient noise. During these sessions, the...

Suicide Silence - The Black Crown -

Californian metallers Suicide Silence have spent the last few years building a core and faithful following with their particularly brutal brand of deathcore. "The Black Crown", their third full-length, branches out from their base sound into more metallic territory while losing none of its head-crushing edge and, as a result,...

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