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Archives for 2007

Atreyu Post Guitar Video From The Studio

August 7, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Atreyu have filmed a video series documenting the recording process of their new album, Lead Sails Paper Anchor, due out August 28th. Atreyu teamed with producer John Feldmann (The Used, Good Charlotte) on the follow-up to A Death-Grip On Yesterday. This next installment of the video series opens Atreyu’s book of guitar-methodology and open highway of creative writing between guitarists Dan Jacobs and Travis Miguel on Lead Sails Paper Anchor.

Quicktime | Windows

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Rammstein DVD First Look

August 7, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Rammstein are well known for their explosive live performances and amazing light and pyrotechnics. With the September 18th release of Völkerball, the band captures their one of a kind performance on DVD. Shot in Nimes, France, “Ich Will” is our first look at what is to come from the Völkerball DVD in September. Check out the “Ich Will” here.

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List of Guests on …In Defense of the Genre Announced

August 7, 2007 By Sam Anacker 2 Comments

Recently Say Anything announced the list of guest artists slated to appear on their upcoming album …In Defense of the Genre, and here they are:

“Pete Yorn, Trevor from Face to Face, Caithlin from Rainer Maria, Chris from Saves The Day, Kenny from The Starting Line, Anna from That Dog, Adam and Fred from Taking Back Sunday, Andy from Hot Rod Circuit, Hayley from Paramore, Chris from Dashboard Confessional, Jordan and Chad from New Found Glory, Bryan from Weatherbox, Matt from Alkaline Trio, Gerard from My Chemical Romance, Anthony from Circa Survive, Anthony from Bayside, and Bryce from The Rocket Summer.”

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MxPx Post New Video Blog

August 7, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Mike from MxPx has posted a video update. Check it out below.

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Mae Post Webisode #8

August 7, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

Mae has posted their 8th webisode titled, “Home” on their album website 081407.com.

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As Cities Burn Album Stream

August 7, 2007 By Bryce Jacobson Leave a Comment

As Cities Burn are streaming their new album, Come Now Sleep, on their MySpace page. Come Now Sleep will be in stores next Tuesday, August 14th.

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Brand New Nightmare Of You Track

August 7, 2007 By Adam Weidman Leave a Comment

Nightmare of You have posted “I Don’t Want To Dance Anymore” on their Myspace. This is the first song to be heard from their self-released EP titled Bang, which hopefully will be out soon. The band will hit the road with Cartel later this month.

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Farewell Release Date; Digital Single; Album Art

August 7, 2007 By Adam Weidman Leave a Comment

Epitaph Records latest signing Farewell will release their power-pop fused debut album, Isn’t This Supposed To Be Fun!? on September 25th. To give everyone a taste of their sound the group will debut their first digital single “First One On The Blog” on August 28th. Check out the album art and track listing bellow.

Farewell

Track Listing

01. Start It Up
02. Anchors Away
03. First One On The Blog
04. Stay Pretty
05. War
06. Sing, Baby
07. Eighty-Eights
08. Zelda
09. September Brought The Fall
10. Cut You A New Smile
11. Hey Heather
12. Darling Darlene
13. Fed To The Fire

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Coheed & Cambria Post New Song

August 7, 2007 By Adam Weidman Leave a Comment

“The Running Free” is Coheed & Cambria‘s newest single and the group has just added it, along with some interesting artwork to their Myspace page. Thoughts anyone?

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Mxpx – Secret Weapon

August 7, 2007 By Tyler Hayes Leave a Comment

Mxpx secret weapon

Artist: MxPx
Album: Secret Weapon
Label: Tooth And Nail
Purchase: Smart Punk
Release Date: July 17th, 2007

Overall: 8.5
Music: 7.0
Lyrics: 8.0
Production: 8.0

Mxpx are back with their newest full length Secret Weapon. Not a fan of a little punk rock music? This release is probably not for you then. Not an Mxpx fan? Well you’re probably out of luck here too because this record is Mxpx defined. The new album does take some steps in new directions but the steps are very little.

The first song which is the title track “secret weapon” hits hard with 1998 Mxpx punk rock style. The first track pretty much lays it out and foreshadows the rest of the album. If you like or even love it then sit back and enjoy the ride.

“Shut It Down” talks about getting out from behind the computer screen and not having society grow an unproductive MySpace generation. “Top of The Charts”, “Sad Sad Song” and “Tightly Wound” are some of the tracks will probably stand out the most with their thick engulfing melodies. “Chop Shop“ and “Bass So Low” are a couple of the non traditional songs in which the band takes those steps in newer directions. . The songs are sung different and are a bit heavier than the rest of the songs on the album. Probably the funniest part on the record or funniest part from any Mxpx record comes on the song “Not Now”, when it breaks down and mike starts singing “goose fraba” the calming phrase from the movie anger management.

So now on to the “what’s bad” about the album, the part where we can lay into all the things that the band did wrong. Well all the cynics out there can move on because there’s not many bad things to say about this album. With 16 (17 with the hidden one) songs some are slightly weaker such as “Chop Shop” but this is a filler free record that will leave you feeling like your $12 was well spent.

Tracklisting
1. Secret Weapon
2. Shut It Down
3. Here’s To The Life
4. Top Of The Charts
5. Angels
6. Punk Rock Celebrity
7. Contention
8. Drowning
9. Chop Shop
10. You’re On Fire
11. Bass So Low
12. Sad Sad Song
13. Never Better Than Now
14. Biting The Bullet Is Bad For Business
15. Not Nothing
16. Tightly Wound

Note: Review originally posted on www.thealbumproject.net check it out for this and other reviews

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