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Metallica's death magnetic: the metal edge review

Metallica’s death magnetic:

So Death Magnetic leaked Tuesday night, to no one’s great surprise. The narrative being pushed is that a French record store (not named) got copies early and began selling them, and now it’s out on the net courtesy of some customer. I don’t think that’s what happened at all. I think, as is [...]

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Darren Farris Reveals His Psychopathic Issues to the World

Save yourself some cash and skip your next therapy session- Los Angeles based singer/songwriter Darren Farris’s new album, “Psychopathic Issues,” is just what the doctor ordered. Farris offers up thirteen self-penned/produced tracks drenched in guitar and lyric driven hooks. It would be easy to just get carried away in the stinging guitar riffs and catchy [...]

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Rachel Scott - Aint No Lady

Over all I would say that Ain’t No Lady has a huge mixture of musical content going on not only in the

Instrumentation but also the styles – from hip hop, pop to hints of commercial dance music going on there is truly something for everyone.

It’s also very clean there is no bad language in [...]

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His Heaven

By Michelle Duffy

After a sell out tour, the long awaited solo album from David Gilmour, landed on our shelves this year proving to his long standing fan base that this middle aged ‘grumpy old man’ can still make the grade by giving us music to dream, reflect and inspire by. The self composed ‘On An [...]

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Metal Gods Of Hope And Glory

By Michelle Duffy

Probably the most unlikely successful heavy metal band ever to come out of an unassuming Birmingham was the unbeatable, unstoppable Judas Priest. Named, surprisingly after an early Bob Dylan track (and it is here where the connect between Judas Priest and folk music starts and stops,) this motley bunch of guys looking like [...]

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