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The Dillinger Escape Plan On Prog-Rock

- Source: ClashMusic.com

Since the late-1990s, New Jersey's The Dillinger Escape Plan has operated at the forefront of inventive, uncompromising metal, their technically precise sounds termed mathcore, art-rock or even jazz-fusion, depending on the ears in question.

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Modern Worship

- Source: XLR8R

Broadcast , the debut album from Bristol's David Corney (a.k.a Hyetal ), linked its producer to a specific sound, a template which has stuck with him for better or worse.

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Ranking The Studio Albums Of Low

- Source: Swan Fungus

There I was, somewhere on the 134 heading West, trying in vain (again) to get all the way through The Invisible Way, when I started to wonder, "This is easily the WORST studio album Low has released, right? I mean…it has to be. What's worse than this?"

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A User's Guide To The New Psychedelia

- Source: ClashMusic.com

Psychedelia is all peace and love, LSD and second hand weed, sitars and protests against the Vietnam War. It's supposed to be as dead as Jim Morrison, as relevant as Harold Wilson's pirate radio policy and as naff as Austin Powers' underwear.

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The Matt ‘N’ Jeff Radio Hour, Episode 17: Danny Seraphine

- Source: Pop Dose

In the rock milieu, drummers are hardly ever famous in their own right; unless you happen to sing while you're swinging the sticks, like Phil Collins or Don Henley (or, around Popdose, Andy Sturmer), it's exceedingly unlikely that the garden-variety fan will ever have any idea who you are (or notice when you're fired).

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Mainliner - Revelation Space

- Source: The Four Oh Five

Kawabata Makoto, as those of you know your Japanese noise underground will be aware, is the guitarist and main man of the legendary Acid Mother's Temple, and Mainliner is one of his off-shoot bands.

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Rid Of Me Turns 20

- Source: Stereogum

I couldn't presume to say that there's a right way or a wrong way to hear PJ Harvey for the first time, but I like the way that I did it.

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Welcome Center – Different Joys EP

- Source: All Things Go

Jesse Smith and Aaron Sternick have been making music together for years and under their latest moniker, Welcome Center , they've put together an EP called Different Joys comprised of five lo-fi rock tunes filled with dance grooves, fuzzy guitars, and miles and miles of heart.

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First listen: Daft Punk's Random Access Memories

- Source: Drowned In Sound

You know the facts by now: the roll call of discerning collaborators, the listening party in the arse end of Australia, the fake Glastonbury appearance, the glittering robots kitted out in Saint Laurent – and that it's Daft Punk first new artist album in six years.

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Melissa Webster: Green Day at Berkeley, With Exclusive Slideshow by Natalie Nesser

- Source: The Huffington Post - Entertainment

"It's been a long time since I've been able to say this. Berkeley, California!" shouted Billie Joe Armstrong to his screaming hometown crowd at The Greek Theater on April 16th, blowing kisses to the audience as a green-haired Tre Cool ran up to the drums, bassist Mike Dirnt took command of the spot to his left, and a stoic Jason White stood to his right... and the energy only escalated from there.

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