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Singer Stabbed?- Blink-182 Half Done- Kylesa Health Issues- Jack Black, Will Ferrell Get Beastie- Slayer Cannibal Video- Five Finger Death Punch Lose Member- more
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Travis Barker tells Billboard that Blink-182, which reunited in 2009 after a four-year split, is "a little more than halfway through" its next album, which bandmates Mark Hoppus and Tom DeLonge are working on in Los Angeles while Barker is on the road. more
Kylesa had this bad news: "We are very sorry to say that because of separate health issues pertaining to band member(s) and their immediate family, Kylesa will not be able to make Bergen fest later this month. Nonetheless, we must face these issues now so as to keep the rest of our plans for the year intact." more
Beastie Boys have released the trailer for their new '(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)' sequel video. NME reports that Jack Black, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogen and John C Reilly star in the video. Check out the trailer here
Bad Religion have announced a handful of dates in support of their new record, The Dissent of Man. They will be joined by Rise Against and Four Year Strong more
Bootleg video footage has made its way online featuring the first live performance from Slayer including temporary guitarist Pat O'Brien from Cannibal Corpse. See it here
Torche has announced a batch of dates for its forthcoming tour of the United States. You can view the full list of dates here
Five Finger Death Punch are rumored to have parted ways with bassist Matt Snell, according to VDoB. This has yet to be confirmed by any band members or management. more
The Monolith Deathcult have parted ways with their guitarist of the last nine years, Martijn Moes, and have replaced him with session/touring axeman Ivo Hilgenkamp. more
Clash guitarist Mick Jones is touring again with post-Clash urban rock-beat outfit Big Audio Dynamite. This is their first time on stage together since 1997. Best of all: they're back with the original line-up. BAD are set to play a number of UK dates this month and Coachella on April 16. more
Edguy have entered the studio to begin recording a new album. more
On this day in 1994, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobian was found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home in Lake Washington, Washington. He was 27.
On this day in 1994, the Recording Industry Association of America announced that Pink Floyd's 1973 album, The Dark Side of the Moon, had become the fourth biggest-selling album in its history, passing the 13 million mark in U.S. sales. To date, the album has sold more than 45 million copies worldwide.
On this day in 1998, Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood was among 12 passengers rescued from a boat off the coast of Brazil. The boat was exploring the islands near Angra Dos Reis, south of Rio de Janeiro, when one of its engines caught fire. Passengers were rescued by nearby journalists and the boat exploded moments after they evacuated. Find out what else happened on this date in music history here
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Metallica 30th Anniversary Documentary Now Online
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It wasn't that easy, of course, but there's certainly a helluva lotta history � and history-making � created by the metal icons.
A new 150-minute, fan-produced video documentary has surfaced with helps track Metallica's history and organize it for fans. The documentary, which uses previously released footage, was created by ZonaMetallica and MilanicaChannel and features Italian subtitles.
Grab a beverage, sit back and enjoy 30 years of Metallica magic
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Def Leppard Mirrorball Details
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The 2-disc set features a mix of live Leppard classics - recorded throughout The Sparkle Lounge Tour - three brand new studio songs, and a bonus DVD that contains live performances and intimate backstage footage captured on the road.
Of the new songs, guitarist Phil Collen told an interviewer at the NAMM show in January, "It's got three new studio tracks. We wanted five, but we couldn't finish them in time." The three new tracks are "Undefeated," "Kings Of The World," and "It's All About Believin'."
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Guns N' Roses' Chinese Democracy Back On The Charts
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The retailer placed "Democracy" in its bargain bin recently, making the cd available for just $1.99, and the move is starting to pay off.
"Democracy" sold around 3,200 copies in the US in the week ending Sunday, April 3 � nearly three times the amount (1,200) sold the previous week. As a result, "Democracy" has sold enough to re-enter the Billboard 200 chart at position No. 198.
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KISS Begin New Album
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"Sonic Boom," released in 2009, was the band's first studio album in more than a decade. Vocalist/guitarist Paul Stanley produced that album, and he will perform the same duties on this one.
"Paul knows more what a KISS record should sound like than anybody, to be honest with you, so he is going to lead the charge and produce it again, and we are all really excited about it," guitarist Tommy Thayer told BackstageAxxess.com in January.
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Dave Matthews Band Announce Another Caravan Festival Date
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The event will feature a diverse lineup of musical talent performing on three stages during the day and a full set by headliners Dave Matthews Band each night - the group's only performances in the Midwest this year. In addition to Dave Matthews Band, the lineup for the Chicago Lakeside "Caravan" will include David Gray, Ray LaMontagne, O.A.R., Kid Cudi, The Flaming Lips performing Dark Side of the Moon, Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Amos Lee, Emmylou Harris, Ben Folds, G. Love & Special Sauce, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Gomez, Drive-By Truckers, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Daniel Lanois' Black Dub, The Jayhawks, Soja, Soulive, The Wailers, Blind Pilot, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, TR3, Vieux Farka Toure, Alberta Cross, Mariachi El Bronx, Bobby Long, Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk, Jeff Coffin's Mu'tet, Gary Clark Jr., and the SUMMER CAMP SATURDAY STAGE, featuring artists who will also be appearing at this year's Summer Camp Music Festival
The Lakeside "Caravan" will also feature special performances by Dave Matthews Band members Carter Beauford and Stefan Lessard plus a Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds acoustic set. Additional acts will be announced soon and a full festival schedule will be released.
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Iron Maiden Recording New Concert Film
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"Chileans and Argentines have been a great strength for us, and now we want to show the public more of those parts," Harris said. "We had already recorded there for the movie, Flight 666, but only one song per country. Now we'll show the public much more of Chile and Argentina. Wherever we go, we always wondered what the best groups in the world were, and we thought South America, Chile, Argentina and Sao Paulo, Brazil. Now we can show it."
Clearly that part of the world means something special to the Maiden guys. "I always thought that if we could take the public with us, it would be to those countries," he said. "The rest of the fans in the world can see how they react to the Chileans and Argentines, and will have something to draw from."
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Stone Roses Reunion Speculation Shot Down
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With a firsthand account from Cliff Boon of Inspiral Carpets that the two met at bassist Mani's mother's funeral, fans had reason to hope for the seemingly impossible reunion. But those rumors have now been quashed by Mani.
Speaking to NME, the current Primal Scream bassist said, "I'm disgusted that my personal grief has been invaded and hijacked by these nonsensical stories. Two old friends meeting up after 15 years to pay their respects to my mother does not constitute the reformation of The Stone Roses. Please (expletive) off and leave it alone. It isn't true and isn't happening."
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More Acts Added To Bonnaroo Festival
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New additions include Bonnaroo veterans Galactic and G. Love & Special Sauce as well as the legendary reggae group Black Uhuru, one of punk rock's finest, NOFX, and the critically acclaimed Daniel Lanois' Black Dub among others.
They join the previously announced The Strokes, Arcade Fire, Robert Plant and his Band of Joy and the reunited Buffalo Springfield, Loretta Lynn, Eminem, Ray Lamontagne, Bassnectar, Iron & Wine, Widespread Panic, The Black Keys , My Morning Jacket, Lil Wayne, Florence + the Machine, Girl Talk, Primus, Big Boi, Gregg Allman, Robyn, Deerhunter, The Walkmen, Sleigh Bells, Amos Lee, Opeth, Hayes Carll Jazz Band, Wanda Jackson, Old Crow Medicine Show, Justin Townes Earle, Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses, Deer Tick, Phosphorescent, Railroad Earth, Abigail Washburn, The Decemberists, Primus and the legendary Dr. John.
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Singled Out: Lace Weeper and Kevin Wood (Malfunkshun) Tribute To Mother Love Bone's Andrew Wood
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It was a huge honor for us to do this recording, myself and Kevin (Wood) have worked together previously and I was a huge fan of his and Andy's work. Lace Weeper had put out the debut EP in January and we done a tour to support it, so it was nice to sit back, take some off time and record a tribute to someone we hugely respected.
True music is timeless and we're just playing our part in paying our respects to a fantastic lyricist and frontman. The recording process itself was very laid back, we took our time in order to capture a "fun" element that I think Andy would have approved. We wanted to put our own mark on it but maintain the vibe of the original, and I think we got what we wanted.
We're releasing it on Kevin's Wammybox Records, and later this month we're releasing our own single ''So Long, Farewell, Goodbye'' too that we're debuting on Radio Nova on the 17th, so there's plenty going on here at the moment.
Hearing is believing. Now that you know the story behind the song, listen for yourself
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Helmet Going Down Under
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Helmet will be heading Down Under in support of their latest album, Seeing Eye Dog.
Frontman Page Hamilton says of the album, "It's so important to have great musicians in this band�.I can't stand the sound and anti-human feel of edited rock music. People have always commented that we sound like our albums live. This has a lot to do with it. Humans playing music will always be better than chop shop rock so one has to find the right players."
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Whitesnake's David Coverdale Calls Heavy Metal Emotionless
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Despite being a fan of heavy music, Coverdale maintains it's not a label which should be applied to him, although he accepts the assumption has come about from his time with Deep Purple. "It's got to be from that association," he tells Noisecreep. "'Heavy metal' was an expression related to Deep Purple. We were in the Guinness Book of Records for being the loudest band in the world.
"But the three albums that were irreplaceable in my life the year I joined Purple were There's a Riot Going On by Sly and the Family Stone, Live from Donny Hathaway and Music of My Mind by Stevie Wonder. I still live and breathe all of them," he said. "I've never embraced 'heavy metal' on my music, other than I'm really loud. All of my songs have emotional and physical content � it has nothing to do with emotionless metal."
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Eight Songs In Eight Hours From Ben Folds, OK Go's Damian Kulash and Amanda Palmer
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Like Radiohead did recently, this group will show how record companies are becoming superfluous to building buzz and distributing music.
The historic collaboration will be broadcast live from the recording studio at rethink-music.com. The album will be released through Bandcamp.com; proceeds from the first week of downloads will benefit Berklee City Music, which provides free music education to underserved teens.
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Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong Produces Teen Band
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The album will be released on June 14th digitally as well as on vinyl by Adeline Records. Here is the official background:
The 14-song set was recorded and mixed in four days at Oakland's Jingletown Recordings with the help of engineer Chris Dugan. Emily's Army counts the rich East Bay music scene and Gilman Street amongst their influences, along with classic power pop, and garage rock.
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3 Inches Of Blood Preview New Release
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Fans are being given their first chance to experience brand new music from the release.
"Lords of Change", a new song from 'Anthems for the Victorious', is now available exclusively on Facebook.com/threeinchesofblood after fans click the 'Like' button!
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Airborne Toxic Event On Hoppus on Music Tonight
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Catch the performance and their exclusive interview with Mark Hoppus this Friday, 4/8, at 11pm/10c on Fuse TV!
Also catch a one-on-one interview with Mike Posner, who has collaborated with artists like Lil Wayne and Bun B. Mark will also be talking with 2am Club about their unique, genre-bending sound.
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Eastern Conference Champions Trading Song For Fan Photos
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Lead singer Josh Ostrander explains the concept: "We hope you will join this little art project. We're going to make a video with you. Or your photos that is. Just listen to the lyrics.
"Then, snap some photos that fit the lyrics (or just send a cool photo...art is subjective right?). Then, share the photo with us in one of two ways:
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Gypsy Pistoleros Reunite
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Lee & Iggie Pistolero commented, "Some may see this reunion as the coming of the Anti Christ? But it will be far worse! Viva la Revolution, there's a whirlwind coming..."
Gypsy Pistoleros will release a new double 'Greatest Hits' album later this year entitled 'The Greatest Flamenco Sleaze Glam Rock n Roll Band ever!' It will be recorded at Nomad 51 Studios, Birmingham and produced by Mark Westwood
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Sepultura Guitarist Denies Reunion Talks
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Cavalera, who quit the band in 1996, has said he and Kisser recently discussed getting back together, but the guitarist's terms were unacceptable.
But Kisser says that although there was a conversation, it wasn't about any potential reunion � and it's never likely to take place anyway. The axeman tells Blabbermouth: "I talked to Max for two minutes. We talked about football, kids and bulls***, just basically to say, 'How are you, how are things?' It was just getting back in touch.
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Foo Fighters Incredibly Uncomfortable About New Documentary
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The movie, directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker James Moll, chronicles the history of the hard rock band from their formation in the aftermath of Kurt Cobain's death and the breakup of Nirvana to the recording of the group's new album, Wasting Light. For Grohl, some of those experiences were difficult to sit through.
"I asked to watch it before the band did because I didn't want it to break up our band." Grohl said that a particularly difficult moment to watch was the footage where he trashed the recordings made by the band's original drummer, William Goldsmith, for The Colour and the Shape album and rerecorded the parts himself. "It was brutal," Grohl admitted. "That part made me incredibly uncomfortable. I told everybody, 'There's going to be something for each one of you in this movie that will make you feel incredibly uncomfortable.'"
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Titus Andronicus Vs the Pogues
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He reveals just one member of the iconic London Irish outfit spoke to them during their ten-show US trek, which is likely to have been their last.
And he claims that even though ticket prices were "exorbitant," the support band were paid "pittances."
Stickles tells Spinner: "They sing about celebrating the individual and about everyone having dignity, even the downtrodden. But they're happy to step on whoever they have to so they can line their coffers."
He had a lot more to say here
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Animals As Vinyl Leaders
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The 180-gram double-LP set, which includes the song "Wave of Babies" (previously an iTunes exclusive) as a bonus track, will feature a high-quality Stoughton gatefold jacket with enhanced album artwork that includes 3D imagery and custom AAL 3D glasses.
The set is available in three different color combinations and is limited to 1000 pieces total. There will also be a brand new, exclusive T-shirt available on its own or in a bundle with the LPs.
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More Drama Over Onslaught Split
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The drummer recently quit, saying he was upset the UK thrash outfit had replaced him for a tour without telling him, and that he saw patterns of behaviour emerging which had cause the band to collapse at the end of the 1980s.
But Rockett says Grice was given the option of playing the tour, but refused to change holiday plans � and he can prove it. The guitarist tells Critical Mass: "I have emails I can show you where I asked him about the shows. I asked him twice, 'Are you willing to cancel your holiday to play them?' They were big shows playing to potentially 25,000 people, and very important for us. But he didn't want to cancel his holiday."
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Anniversary of The Damned Introducing CBGB to UK Punk
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The group was formed out of the ashes of the wonderfully named Masters of the Backside, which featured future Pretender Chrissie Hynde on guitar. Masters of the Backside was the creation of impresario Malcolm McLaren, but failed to gel as McLaren had hoped and split before they could ever record or even play a gig. (McLaren got it right with his other group, a little combo called the Sex Pistols.)
The rest of the band, minus Hynde, decided to have a go on their own. And they had every reason to think they had something cooking. First off, they comprised an amazing collection of bigger-than-life characters. Singer Dave Vanian (formerly David Letts, with a name change to evoke "Transylvanian") was a goth before goths existed. He looked like a crypt keeper� which, in fact, he was before going into music full-time. The drummer was a prototypical leather-and-safety-pins punker with the slightly terrifying name Rat Scabies (ne� Chris Millar). And the bassist, well, he was from a planet all his own, sporting brightly dyed hair and preposterous costumes always punctuated with a red beret. He was, quite simply, Captain Sensible.
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Winterus Premiere New Song Online
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The new song, "Harmonious", can be streamed via the Bravewords.com "Knuckle Tracks" audio player at www.bravewords.com
"Harmonious" is the first song to be revealed from the April 26th (North America) / May 16th (Europe) release. A music video for the track will premiere in the coming weeks.
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Robbie Robertson Special Deluxe Edition
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In addition to the full length CD, the deluxe edition includes a bonus CD with demos of five of the album's tracks - lead single "He Don't Live Here No More," "The Right Mistake," "Fear of Falling," "This Is Where I Get Off" and "Madame X"
Plus it includes an outtake of "Houdini," a song from the How To Become Clairvoyant sessions that does not appear on the album.
The deluxe edition will be available for the next month only so act fast!
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Bruce Lamont Announces Dates With Macabre and Keelhaul
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First he'll take his solo act on the road opening Macabre for nine shows of their upcoming tour of the old continent, followed immediately by a thirteen date run with Keelhaul.
Between the two back-to-back excursions, Lamont will hit over a dozen countries including Germany, Sweden, France, Switzerland, Italy, Czech Republic and even two performances within the Russian Federation.
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Blank City Documentary Trailer
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Featured in the documentary are artists, musicians, and actors who were integral during this movement, including Debbie Harry, Steve Buscemi, Fab 5 Freddy, and John Waters.
Synopsis: Take a trip back to a time when New York City wasn't all glitz and glamour as filmmaker Celine Danhier offers a look at the birth of "No Wave Cinema" and the vibrant art scene that exploded out of the East Village in the late '70s. In the years before Ronald Reagan took office, Manhattan was in ruins. But true art has never come from comfort, and it was precisely those dire circumstances that inspired artists like Jim Jarmusch, Lizzy Borden, and Amos Poe to produce some of their best works. Taking their cues from punk rock and new wave music, these young maverick filmmakers confronted viewers with a stark reality that stood in powerful contrast to the escapist product being churned out by Hollywood. Interviews with the aforementioned artists as well as Debbie Harry, Steve Buscemi, John Waters, John Lurie, Lydia Lunch, and Thurston Moore reveal how a group of young visionaries pooled their resources to birth a film movement that produced some of the most challenging art of the 20th century.
Watch the trailer here
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Shilpa Ray And Her Happy Hookers Hitting The Road With Man Man
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The upcoming dates will run from the end of April until June 3rd in Washington, DC.
Shilpa Ray And Her Happy Hookers will be touring in support of their recently released album Teenage and Torture (Knitting Factory).
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Harry Manx and Kevin Breit Team Up Again
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The pair's third album together, Strictly Whatever is the Manx/Breit team's second CD for Stony Plain and follows the critically-acclaimed In Good We Trust, released in April of 2007.
A new Harry Manx and Kevin Breit CD is always full of eclectic musical delights, and for Strictly Whatever each of the two guitarists brought a number of different original songs to the table, plus unique covers of Bobby Hebb's classic, "Sunny;" and the John Lee Hooker chestnut, "Mr. Lucky."
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Indicator Dogs Ask Fans for a Kickstart for Killing Joke Tour
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Their new album, titled In The Face of Disagreement, is in post-production and will be released in late May. This will be their second album with producer Malcolm Welsford, and will feature their newest member; Grammy nominated percussionist Aaron Rossi. To coincide with their album release, the band will embark on a US tour with Killing Joke, and Crying Spell.
Drummer Aaron explains their Kickstarter campaign: "Our goal with Kickstarter is to raise the necessary funds to cover our touring expenses. We are operating completely independently now, without the aid and financial support of a record label. This tour will be a complete DIY effort and that's why we're turning to you, our fans, to help us fund our tour."
You can become a part of it here
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Watch American Idol James Durbin Take On A Beatles Classic
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On this week's Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame-themed edition of American Idol Wednesday, James Durbin took a left turn and switched his game plan from all-out rocker to a place where he could reveal his intense, sensitive side, with a version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."
"I've done 3 big rock songs in a row; it's gonna be real unexpected for me to pull back," James told Idol mentor Jimmy Iovine and guest advisor Will I. Am. of The Black Eyed Peas.
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Sex, Whiskey & Southern Blood from J.D. Overdrive
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he album consists of ten tracks (plus a fancy intro) filled with American dirt, including their own interpretation of Jimi Hendrix' classic - "Purple Haze".
The band was formed in 2007 when guitarist Michal "Stempel" Stemplowski (along with drummer Luksus and bassist Kuba) recruited vocalist Wojciech "Susel" Kaluza for his new rock project. Soon, out of a few loose ideas came a material that felt like the stench of the muddy waters of Louisiana mixed with a warm breeze of the wind traveling across the Nevada deserts.
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