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Lostprophets Singer Starts Clothing Line
Published by Bryce Jacobson June 12th, 2008 in News. 0 Comments 169 viewsLostprophets singer Ian Watkins has started his own clothing line, Made In Hell Clothing. All of the designs are done by Ian and each item will be sold in limited quantities. You can read a press release below from Ian and also check out his website at wearemadeinhell.com.
LONDON, UK, June 11, 2008 - Over the years, I’ve been approached by various people and companies about starting my own clothing line, and I’ve always said no. Do we really need another guy in a band selling crap teeshirts just to pump up his ego? It seemed a bit cliche.
The New Regime Post New Song
Published by Bryce Jacobson March 5th, 2008 in News. 0 Comments 111 viewsThe New Regime (Ilan Rubin or Lostprophets) has uploaded yet another new song titled “Tap Dancing In a Minefield” to their MySpace page.
The New Regime Post New Song
Published by Bryce Jacobson February 26th, 2008 in News. 0 Comments 112 viewsIlan Rubin of Lostprophets has added a new song called “Somethings” on to The New Regime’s MySpace page. The New Regime is Ilan’s solo project. A new song will be up every week and one will be taken down. You can vote on what song to drop at MEGALOLZ.com.
More Info On The New Regime
Published by Bryce Jacobson February 4th, 2008 in News. 0 Comments 91 viewsIlan Rubin, drummer for Lostprophets, has announced that The New Regime is his solo project. At age 19, Ilan writes, plays, and sings everything. All material was written during Lostprophets downtime. Two songs have been uploaded to his MySpace page.
New Project From The Transit War
Published by Bryce Jacobson January 8th, 2008 in News. 0 Comments 156 viewsMike Frey of The Transit War has uploaded two songs under the project name “…students”. The songs were written and recorded with Ilan Rubin of Lostprophets.
Lostprophets Studio Updates
Published by Bryce Jacobson July 11th, 2007 in News. 0 Comments 224 viewsLostprophets will be letting you in to the studio as they record their new album. You will be able to check out new exclusive photos weekly at Reccenter.com and EXCLUSIVE video blogs at Buzznet.com. The first weeks photos and videos have been posted on their respective sites.
Lostprophets Recording New Album
Published by Bryce Jacobson July 5th, 2007 in News. 0 Comments 464 viewsLostprophets have begun recording their new album with John Feldmann (The Used, The Matches, Atreyu) in Los Angeles, CA. The album is expected to be released in early 2008 and is said to be “darker, quirkier, generally more apocalyptic” according to the band.
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The Transit War Added To Lostprophets Dates
Published by Bryce Jacobson October 25th, 2006 in News. 0 Comments 777 viewsThe Transit War have been added to the Lostprophets US tour for the following dates:
10/29 - Charleston, SC @ Music Farm
10/30 - Hilton Head, SC @ Monkey Business
11/01 - Atlanta, GA @ The Roxy Theater
11/02 - Nashville, TN @ City Hall
11/03 - Sauget, IL (St. Louis) @ Pop’s
11/05 - St. Paul, MN @ Station 4
11/06 - Milwaukee, WI @ The Eagles Club
11/07 - Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
11/09 - Denver, CO @ Gothic Theater
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Lostprophets - Liberation Transmission
Published by Trevor Bivens July 3rd, 2006 in Album and Reviews. 0 Comments 667 views
Artist: Lostprophets
Album: Liberation Transmission
Label: Columbia
Purchase: Smart Punk
Release Date: June 27, 2006
Overall: 7.9
Music: 8.5
Lyrics: 7.3
Production: 8.0
These Welsh lads have been gradually positioning themselves to take over the U.S. rock charts for the past five years. “The Fakesound of Progress” was a gem that will forever remain one of my top albums of all time; mixing elements of punk, hardcore, emo, and straight up alt. rock in a schizophrenic frenzy that if you were lucky enough to get, it would change your expectations of rock music. “Start Something” was the album to launch the band into the mainstream with singles like “Last Train Home” and “Make a Move(Wake Up)” capturing the hearts of new listeners with their pop polish shining through. While not as complex as “Fakesound,” “Start Something” was still a solid album full of strong songs.

