Just discovered these guys this week. Kind of Meshuggah meets Faith No More (if that makes any sense):
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“The day after my birthday is not my birthday, mum.”
Been watching season 2 of Flight of the Conchords. This one cracks me up:
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Friday Metal: Shadows Fall, “Still I Rise”
The video’s kind of cheesy, but the song rules, and the album–which just came out this week–is great:
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Friday Metal: Napalm Death, “Time Waits for No Slave”
The grand-daddies of grindcore:
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Still the King
I agree with this review–the Elvis 1969 Memphis sessions really do represent the King at the height of his powers. The disc is one of my go-to Elvis albums (along with the Sun Sessions and ’56). While the version I have is a previous release, I imagine this new remastered version is well worth the money for any Elvis fan who doesn’t already have it.
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A WaPo reporter investigates the mystery of grindcore
There was a very entertaining article in this Sunday’s Washington Post Magazine about the grindcore band Pig Destroyer and one man’s attempt to understand the appeal of the death metal genre. The profiles of the band members are very interesting too: these aren’t guys with delusions of becoming rock stars. They hold down day jobs, have kids and wives, and are making music because it’s something they love to do and which gives them a sense of fulfillment.
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The real Friday metal
The mighty Meshuggah:
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Friday
metal’80s pop: John Hughes editionShare this:
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Friday Metal: August Burns Red, “Meddler”
Lancaster, Pa., represents!
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Friday Metal: Despised Icon, “Furtive Monologue”/ “In the Arms of Perdition”
Okay, these guys make Alice in Chains sound like Britney Spears. I like how they have two singers to get the full range of incomprehensible screams and guttural growls:
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