According to sources, Stone Sour front-man Corey Taylor says the new album may be a double disc concept record, which is rumored to be released in early 2012. This is a shorter gap than any other Stone Sour project. Please click through the jump to read a statement form Corey Taylor.
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New Stone Sour Concept Album
September 21st, 2011 
Grant Trimboli 
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Tom Morello says RATM aren’t ready to record
August 30th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Well, bummer! Rage Against Against The Machine’s guitarist Tom Morello has issued an official statement regarding the future plans for the funk rock group. He said, “I completely understand people want to hear we’re in the studio making a record. We are not – I’m sorry.” One of my favorite acts of the 1990’s hinted […]
This Providence album update
August 29th, 2011 Michelle Dan Young, who has been writing and recording demos for This Providence’s new record, recently posted an update on how the album is progressing. He confirms that the writing process is nearly finished, and also gives some info as to what the band is up to. You can read the full update below.
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REVIEW: Hello Hollywood – The Loveliest
August 26th, 2011 James Shotwell Artist: Hello Hollywood Album: The Loveliest Genre: Pop-rock Label: [unsigned] The Loveliest is, in general, a polished and shiny pop rock release, chock full of yearning love songs and cheerful meditations on life and sentiment. It’s grand, as one would say colloquially here in Ireland – not exactly my cup of tea but sure to […]
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REVIEW: Nazca Lines – Hyperventilation
August 26th, 2011 James Shotwell Artist: Nazca Lines Album: Hyperventilation Genre: Punk Label: Stressed Sumo Records If you’re planning on listening to the new Nazca Lines album, Hyperventilation, then good luck to you. It takes seven songs for the band to hit their stride, and even then they hit some bumps in the road. At their worst, Nazca Lines is […]
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Yelawolf announces release date for debut album
August 19th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Alabama native, rapper, Yelawolf has announced the release date for his debut album through Eminem’s record label Shady. Yelawolf’s album, Radioactive, is set to hit stores October 25, via a deal with his label Ghet-O-Vision/Shady Records/DGC/Interscope.
REVIEW: Victorian Halls – Charlatan
August 17th, 2011 James Shotwell Artist: Victorian Halls Album: Charlatan Genre: Noise core/dance pop (their own description) Label: Victory Records Victorian Halls are gleeful and animated about the sheer bizarreness of their music in their online bios, and indeed they have much to be proud of. Charlatan is filled with wild, simpering pop anthems that veer from stupefyingly good to […]
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Katy Perry ties Michael Jackson’s #1 Record, Doomsday Inches Closer
August 17th, 2011 James Shotwell Okay, maybe we are going a little overboard with the title, but something about this feels wrong and dirty. Katy Perry, the same pop star that “Kissed A Girl” and told us about “California Girls,” has tied Michael Jackson’s long-standing record of having five singles reach number one on the Billboard Singles Chart from the […]
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August 11th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Nicki Minaj’s latest single “Super Bass” has helped the 26-year-old artist continue to make chart-topping history. Recently, it was dubbed the highest-ranking song by a female rapper on the Billboard Top 100 charts in almost ten years. “Super Bass” was, according to Billboard, ranked at the No. 3 spot this week, making her the first […]
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August 11th, 2011 Grant Trimboli Asking Alexandria has confirmed that they plan to record with Sebastian Bach, the former frontman of Skid Row, sometime soon. Aside from that, it’s rumored that the band will be recording a song with Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose. It sounds like Asking Alexandria is going to be pretty busy in the near future!
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July 27th, 2011 Tori Thomas Go Radio performed “Goodnight Moon” on the John Lennon Bus on Warped Tour. The John Lennon Bus is an educational tour bus built with state-of-the-art recording equipment and HD video equipment. In the bus you can record a few tracks or even shoot a music video. Go Radio won a contest from Whooznxt, to record […]
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July 26th, 2011 Jacob Tender Tonight, Cartel released a new single “Lessons in Love” on iTunes. The band also posted A Note From Will on their Facebook Page. Back in April the boys and I found ourselves in Anaheim preparing for a few shows in the SoCal area. At that time, it was a fairly tumultuous period for Cartel. We […]