The Locusts of Contemporary Music
A user emailed this across and although we're trying to avoid anything too Daft Punk related this did resonate with us and paints a pretty stark scene of originality within today's dance/electronic world.
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A user emailed this across and although we're trying to avoid anything too Daft Punk related this did resonate with us and paints a pretty stark scene of originality within today's dance/electronic world.
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in which (like the title doesn't give it away) metal luminaries will discuss some of their most beloved albums, performances, and experiences.
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Robert Pollard is back, and this time, the prolific Guided By Voices leader evokes the spirit of Western music on his less-than-straightforward-country album, Honey Locust Honky Tonk. On "I Killed a Man Who Looks Like You," Pollard shapes a somber tale of a ghost singing to himself in the mirror with shimmering, deliberate guitar strums and country's storytelling power. "
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Zhou, the duo of Amos Childs and Cris Ebdon, make music that's strongly situated within Bristol's dub-rooted, sub-heavy history.
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Although Bristol's Young Echo collective counts leftfield artists like Vessel and Kahn among its ranks, their counterpart Zhou has so far presented a more traditional approach.
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Israel is on high alert after tens of millions of locusts descend on neighboring Egypt.
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You can now add Machine Head to the list of bands down to a sole original member: bassist Adam Duce is no longer in the group.
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December 21st 2012 has been a predicted doomsday for quite some time now, and as our pending apocalypse is just around the corner - i.e. it's tomorrow - it seems only appropriate to offer a soundtrack to such an event.
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"I love when a record tells a story," admits Machine Head singer and guitarist Robb Flynn.
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It's hard to imagine music less in tune with indie rock values (or just plain rock values) circa 2012 than whatever it is the Locust is doing on Molecular Genetics from the Gold Standard Labs , a collection of obscurities that packs 44 songs into almost as many caterwauling, grinding, ugly-ass minutes.
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You really wouldn't think that a band playing demented circus grindcore - while wearing full-body insect costumes - was destined for a long career.
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In 1987, when the Butthole Surfers were at their crazed, creative crest, the UK music scene was in a prissy state of uncertain transition.
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Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the Day podcast subscription.
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The Locust, Some Girls, Holy Molar, Swing Kids, Head Wound City...these are just a few of the bands that Justin Pearson has been affiliated with over his musical career, which began at age 15 with his first outfit Struggle.
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"I do my thing and you do yours. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, then it is beautiful. If not, it can't be helped."
Read MoreFun Fun Fun Fest is returning to Austin this weekend and seeing as how they've stacked the deck with one of the greatest metal and hardcore line-ups of any fest this year, Crustcake just had to make an appearance, with both journalistic and celebratory intentions.
Read MoreI'm going to put about as much as effort into this introduction as Herman Cain does to sounding sane and logical.
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