Published scoops

An audio interview in which Brendon Small talks about crating the cartoon, and what to expect in the second season of Metalocalypse.

The new album is out for sale, and Necodo has a flash player available so that you can listen to a sample of every single song. I would've normally have included that flash player in the post, but Jason, for some reason, doesn't allow more than 400 words? (*HINT*)
For those who never heard of Truckasauras, its as if your old NES turned into a boombox; there is even sounds from CONTRA!

After listening to it a couple times I am very encouraged that Robert Smith seems to be bringing back a more pop-ish sound that defined their move into the mainstream during the 80s. This is the type of song that has been lacking in their last two albums, which were unfortunately greeted with a lukewarm reception.

The Slip is the latest release fron NIN. Its availible for free in a variety of formats. Icluding high definition WAVE 24/96. Thats better than CD quality, and it is a 1.2 Gig download. The larger file formats are a torrent.

This July 12th and 13th thee will be a concert at Marymoor Park to celebrate the record company that started the whole grunge movement and put Seattle on the rock map. Some of the best signed bands from past and present will be there. Too bad they don't have the guts to dig up Kurt's body and have a Nirvana revival band.

You read right, I can't believe it either. Why would someone buy it, let alone read it?

Its almost summer and, of course, Lollapalooza is just a few months away. The lineup has been prematurely announced and it looks great. Some bands that I am excitied to watch:

Radiohead
Rage Against the Machine
Nine Inch Nails
The National
Wilco

What is also interesting is that Perry Farrell intends for the bands to collaborate on new material, and then have it sold on i-tunes.

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Thank god, I personally thought that the band was a waste of Weiland's talent. After his solo album I thought that he would supply an endless stream of great lyrics and vocals. Instead, he joined a band with an overinflated ego and lacking very little talent.

The best part to the article is that he recommends to Slash Sebastian Bach to replace him. It would be a good fit: the missing piece to a band full of has-beens.