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Pink Mountaintops touring North America in December (dates)

- Source: Brooklyn Vegan

Pink Mountaintops , the Vancouver collective led by Stephen McBean (also of Black Mountain) will be going on a short North American tour this December which kicks off in NYC on December 4 at Cake Shop and December 5 at Union Pool , the latter of which is with The Loom. No other acts have been announced for the Cake Shop date yet.

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Back to the Wild

- Source: The Portland Mercury

FOR ALL THE GRIPING about Portland weather during the spotty weeks of July, those in the know quietly recognize that summer doesn't fully bloom until the first weekend in August.

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Black Mountain

- Source: Mojo

It's not easy to make Sabbath-style proto-metal sound fresh, but Black Mountain have a way of writing songs that go to the places you hope they will without descending into cliché.

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Review: Black Mountain’s “Wilderness Heart”

- Source: MBV

Ryan Walter Wagner I had the opportunity/duty of thinking very hard about Black Mountain's last album, 2008′s In The Future , when it was put on the Polaris Music Prize short list for that year and I was put on the grand jury.

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Black Mountain: Wilderness Heart

- Source: ca va cool

There is a moment – a silent pulse – nearly four minutes into 'Rollercoaster', just before the song careens headfirst over a cliff into a chorus, that nicely situates Black Mountain's newest album, Wilderness Heart ( out September 14 on Jagjaguwar).

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“The Hair Song” by Black Mountain

- Source: I ROCK CLEVELAND

I can't take credit for this one, but the running joke during Black Mountain's recent appearance at the Beachland Ballroom was that they are such the longhairs, should you even manage to shave their heads, the high and tight look would last for but a minute before their shaggy locks would re-grow to their previous length.

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Black Mountain: "The Hair Song"

- Source: Prefix Magazine

At this point, whenever the words "new Black Mountain song" appear together, people kind of know what to expect: another classic-rock throwback jam with prog flourishes, deep-fried riffs, and keyboard parts that just border on being cheesy.

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