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SXSW METAL List For Thursday
Posted 3/11/2010 9:48:00 AM
FULL METAL TEXAS
Emo's Main Room / Emo's Jr.
Lions Lions
Upon a Burning Body
Your Demise
Armana Reign
Howl
Naam
Karnivool
Iron Age
Iwrestledabearonce
Born of Osiris
Darkest Hour
Fair to Midland
CHRONICYOUTH.COM SHOWCASE
East End Tattoo - 1101 Navasota Street
2:30: Kreisor
3:00: Hopewell
3:30: Goes Cube
4:00: Bitter End
4:30: Hull
5:00: Barn Burner
5:30: Alpha & Omega
6:00: Dark Castle
6:30: Atlas Moth
7:00: Zoroaster
7:30: Snake Sustaine
8:00: Serena Maneesh
8:30: Lullabye Arkestra
9:00: Entrance Band
9:30: YaHoWah13
BROOKLYN VEGAN / CRUSTCAKE
/ 1000 KNIVES
Hoek's Death Metal Pizza
Kill The Client
Coffinworm
Zoroaster
The Atlas Moth
Landmine Marathon
Book Of Black Earth
The Funeral Pyre
Speedwolf
+1 Special Guest!
SXSW METAL List For Wednesday
Posted 3/10/2010 10:00:00 AM
I will do my best to round up all the Metal infor I can for this year's Music Conference, including some of the Free parties...
Wednesday 3/17
BROOKLYN VEGAN DAY PARTY
Emo's
Dark Castle
Landmine Marathon
The Atlas Moth
Javelina
Salome
Japandroids
Torche
Withered
+1 TBA
Emo's Main Room
10:00: Mariachi El Bronx
11:00: Dillinger Escape Plan
1:00: She Wants Revenge
PROSTHETIC RECORDS / ACTION PR
/ METALSUCKS
The Mohawk - 912 Red River
Inside:
7:20: Lions of Tsavo
8:20: Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire
9:20: The Funeral Pyre
10:20: Book of Black Earth
11:20: Withered
12:20: Landmine Marathon
1:20: Scale the Summit
Outside:
7:30: Mondo Drag
8:15: Namm
9:00: Bison BC
9:45: The Gates of Slumber
10:30: Zoroaster
11:15: Priestess
12:15: High on Fire
RELAPSE RECORDS / ROXWEL.COM
Red 7 Patio - 611 E. 7th Street
8:00: Kill the Client
8:35: Mammoth Grinder
9:15: Howl
10:00: ...
Immolation Reviewed
Posted 3/10/2010 9:55:00 AM
Immolation
Majesty and Decay
By Aryan Nawim
Immolation has always been considered one of the major players in the death metal scene since their 1991 Roadrunner debut release, Dawn of Possession. Dancing around with different labels, Immolation’s eighth studio release, Majesty and Decay, marks their first with Nuclear Blast, giving the New York death metal machine the production value they deserve showcasing brilliantly mapped out drumming patterns, growling vocals, and squealing pinch harmonics.
Majesty and Decay does a good job of shifting song tempos throughout the album, providing a good balance of speedy calculated technicality with slower, more powerful songs. This awesome contrast in speed and songwriting helps keep the album flow and makes listening to the album from start to finish less difficult. Songs such as The Purge and A Token of Malice supply the force and speed one would commonly expect from Immolation, highlighted by ...
Maiden "Final Frontier Tour" Announcement
Posted 3/4/2010 4:30:00 PM
British heavy metal legends IRON MAIDEN have set "The Final Frontier" as the title of their new studio album, due late summer of this year.
The announcement comes with news of a North American tour with very special guests DREAM THEATER to open in Dallas, Texas, on June 9 and finish in Washington D.C. on July 20, making it MAIDEN's most extensive North American tour in many years.
Following these shows in USA and Canada, "The Final Frontier World Tour" will travel back to Europe for a few selected major festival and stadium shows with the band planning to continue to many other countries in 2011.
An exclusive pre-sale allowing members of the IRON MAIDEN fan club first access to tickets to the North American MAIDEN shows will be made available two days prior to them being available to the public.
As IRON MAIDEN are actively dedicated to ensuring their ...
AOAA Reviewed
Posted 3/4/2010 4:25:00 PM
Annotations of an Autopsy
The Reign of Darkness
By: Aryan Nawim
Descending away from the death-core roots established on their debut album, Before the Throne of Infection, England’s Annotations of an Autopsy (AOAA) show a step into shifting towards a more traditional death metal sound with their second release II: The Reign of Darkness. With a more mature sense in songwriting and a lyrical structure based around the fall of humankind, this brutal album reflects the ascendancy of AOAA. The Reign Of Darkness minimizes the many unoriginal aspects that the band used on past records, rather focusing in on a sharper brutal assault along the likes of Dying Fetus and Cannibal Corpse.
The one track demonstrating AOAA’s songwriting maturity yet still giving a small hint of what they’re leaving behind is Catastrophic Hybridization. Starting slowly with a melodic solo, the intensity kicks in brutal fashion with Steve Regan’s ...
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