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October 5, 2007
Future $hock: The Cult, Ozzy, Rob Zombie, and more
Music
January 3, 1990
Sucking In The Seventies
The Cult worships at a temple of the familiar
Music
January 10, 1990
Style Counseling
How to get musically postmodern without really trying
Music
June 24, 2004
DKT/MC5
The absence of two key members doesn't stop the Detroit legends from touring
Music
August 21, 2003
Post-Hypno
Another kind of retro: Three different bands speak on the Hypno-Twists' demise.
Music
March 20, 2003
The Doors 21st Century
Reunion tour hits potholes aplenty
Music
October 18, 2001
Bellvue
To Be Somebody (Golden Seal)
Music
June 21, 2001
Welcome to My Nightmare
Trashman suffers through a holiday weekend's worth of wife-beaters, prison cutthroats and Ian Astbury songs
Music
January 11, 2001
Lizard Thing
From a big-name tribute to some big-beat remixes, the Doors' catalogue bulges with a soft parade of new releases
Music
August 20, 2009
The Cult
From a big-name tribute to some big-beat remixes, the Doors' catalogue bulges with a soft parade of new releases
Blogs
April 2, 2010
Slash's Solo Album Stream: Hear It Before Its May Release
Slash has a new record out...with the help of loads of famous friends.When you used to be in a band with a guy that made arguably the most anticipated album of the last two decades, which turned out to be Axl Rose's epic failure Chinese Democracy, it's kinda hard to top the hype yourself. But ala ... More >>
Blogs
October 22, 2010
Brett Scallions of Fuel on Platinum Records, a New Generation of Fans, and The Doors
Saturday night's Fuel show is a big show for 910 Live music venue in Tempe. "Our biggest show yet," is how one publicist put it. For Fuel singer Brett Scallions it's a chance to show Arizona fans the band is fully back from the four-year hiatus that found him playing bass and singing for an odd D ... More >>
Blogs
November 8, 2011
Boris' Atsuo: "We Have Never Called Ourselves a Heavy Metal Band"
Normally, a band releasing three albums in one year would be a big deal. But in the case of Japanese power trio Boris, the rapid-fire output is less surprising than the diversity featured on the albums. Over the course of Heavy Rocks (the group's second album sporting the title), Attention Plea ... More >>
Music
November 10, 2011
Boris Are Heavy as Hell, But They'd Never Call Themselves Metal
Normally, a band releasing three albums in one year would be a big deal. But in the case of Japanese power trio Boris, the rapid-fire output is less surprising than the diversity featured on the albums. Over the course of Heavy Rocks (the group's second album sporting the title), Attention Plea ... More >>