Six Feet Under - Undead Without diving into cliches about the highly improbable happening, "Undead" is a fairly enjoyable effort from the notorious and shunned Six Feet Under.
Bob Burger - The Day After Not to be confused with the Fox network's Sunday night cartoon show of nearly the same name, Bob Burger is a musician from the Jersey Shore, the same region that yielded talents like Bruce Springsteen and Southside Johnny.
Singled Out: David Watt Besley's Lonely Room David Watt Besley tells us about the song 'Lonely Room' from his debut album 'Believe These Eyes'.
RockPile: Blue Oyster Cult- Primal Rock Rebellion (Iron Maiden)- Behold the Monolith- Racebannon Kevin Wierzbicki pulls out the heavy guns for the latest installment of Rock Pile including new releases from Blue Oyster Cult, Primal Rock Rebellion (Feat Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden), Behold the Monolith and Racebannon
Singled Out: Simon Richards' Bee Bopping to My Life Simon Richards tells us about his song 'Bee Bopping to My Life' which is the first single off his forthcoming debut album, Kaleidoscope Worlds
Linkin Park - Living Things Preview The first thing you notice when sampling the new Linkin Park album. 'Living Things,' which was recently played for a lucky few at the group's favorite NRG studio in North Hollywood, is how little guitar there is on it
Singled Out: The Static Sea's Whatever You Want Jimmy Francis from The Static Sea tells us about 'Whatever You Want' from their brand new album 'Third Parties,' which just came out.
The Beach Boys Live at Chicago Theater May 22, 2012 This is the first full fledged tour in more than thirty years to include Brian Wilson as a major contributor. Further, the set list consisted of forty-three songs. Let me repeat that- forty-three songs. Knowing they cynics would be out in full force, the band set out to blow all expectations out of the water.
George Harrison - Early Takes Volume 1 At first glance this 10-song set of previously unreleased versions of familiar Harrison songs, consisting mostly of demos, may seem like a typical "unplugged" collection. It is, however, far more than that.
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