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“We never broke up,” exclaims Shai Hulud guitarist and founding member Matt Fox. “[Bassist] Matt Fletcher and I never said we were hanging this up.” Instead of making new Shai Hulud music 24/7, Fox and Fletcher were working on the Zombie Apocalypse side project, touring overseas, parting ways with vocalist Geert Van Der Velde, and searching for members to fill out vacant slots; all while writing and demoing Misanthropy Pure, their Metal Blade Records debut. So, don’t call it a comeback. It’s not a reunion. It’s an emergence from a hibernation that included plenty of activity. Shai Hulud have returned to the forefront of a scene they helped create. While the current “metalcore” climate has a blueprint that was co-authored by Shai Hulud, the band isn’t content to rest on past triumphs, namely the ...
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posted July 5, 2008, 2:19 am by kev_stev | Filed Under: Music News |  0 
Omaha's own Cursive sat down with Jim and Greg from Soundopinions.org perform some never-before-heard tracks. You can check them out here, and will maybe find them on Cursive's new album slated for late 08/early 09.
Live Unreleased Song "From the Hips": ( link)
Live Unreleased Song "Caveman": ( link)
Live Unreleased Song "Donkeys": ( link)
posted July 3, 2008, 8:57 pm by Trismus | Filed Under: Editorial | 2 
It seems that as long as there's been an internet, there's been conflict regarding piracy. Recently a video has been making the rounds in various internet circles called The Pirate's Dilemma. If you haven't seen it, go ahead and give it a quick view before we continue. (video after the break)
posted July 3, 2008, 6:09 pm by dscanland | Filed Under: MP3 | 3
Tags: The Sun Smells Too Loud, The Hawk Is Howling, Mogwai 
You may or may not be aware but Mogwai is getting set to release a new album called The Hawk Is Howling. My love for Mogwai grows with every album and this one will most likely be the same. They have officially "leaked" a track from the album and it's called "The Sun Smells Too Loud". Prepare for a slightly different sound than you may be used to. Here it is. Enjoy.
posted July 3, 2008, 1:10 pm by dscanland | Filed Under: Music NewsRumors | 1
Tags: Pre-Millennium Tension, Kruder and Dorfmeister, Portishead, Massive Attack, Tom Waits, Tricky, Knowle West Boy 
It seems it's been a while since Tricky has brought down the walls with any new music. In fact you could argue that the Bristol-based trip hop icon hasn't done anything worth mentioning since 1996's Pre-Millennium Tension. Well, he does have a new album coming out this month called Knowle West Boy but even more interesting he has told Uncut Magazine that Tom Waits has invited Tricky to collaborate with him. Now that would be one interesting project and something that might bring Tricky back into the limelight.
posted July 2, 2008, 6:19 pm by dscanland | Filed Under: Music News | 2
Tags: Anti, One Day As A Lion, new release 
Anti- Records is pleased to announce the signing of One Day As A Lion. An on-going creative collaboration between two like-conscioused individuals, One Day As A Lion will release their eponymous debut EP worldwide on July 22nd.
The band writes:
"One Day As A Lion is both a warning delivered and a promise kept."
posted July 2, 2008, 2:40 pm by dscanland | Filed Under: Podcast | 0
Tags: Lykke Lie, Bauhaus, Islands, Elbow, Birdmonster I'm going to try something a little different this week. This time around I'm going to just let the music flow. No interruptions from me trying to present useful facts about the bands you're listening to. Instead, let the music speak for itself.
This week I present to you:
- Greenland Sound - Birdmonster (From The Mountain To The Sea)
- Aphelion - Moving Mountains (Pneuma)
- Grounds For Divorce - Elbow (The Seldom Seen Kid)
- Creeper - Islands (Arm's Way)
- Reinventing The Heartbeat - E For Explosion (Reinventing The Heartbeat)
- Little Bit - Lykke Li (Little Bit EP)
- Too Much 21st Century - Bauhaus (Go Away White)
posted July 2, 2008, 5:30 am by SolitaryMan | Filed Under: Editorial | 3
Tags: Station, Attack and Release, Vampire Weekend, Rabbit Habits, Black Keys, Vampire Weekend, Man Man, Russian Circles, Ministry, Cover Up
posted June 30, 2008, 2:25 pm by dscanland | Filed Under: MP3 | 0
Tags: Saul Williams, Shannon Mcardle, Rocket Attack, Noa Babayof, World on Wheels, Poison My Cup, The Man From The Moon, Indian Queen Every day I get a lot of "free" mp3s sent to me in hopes of securing a review or a feature of their band. A time comes when you just ignore a lot of these requests because you just end up gettin WAY too many. I thought it might be a good blog entry if I posted a handful of them up here for you to check out and let us know what we should be covering.
posted June 26, 2008, 6:23 pm by dscanland | Filed Under: Music NewsMP3 | 1
Tags: Nine Inch Nails, The Slip, New Release 
So you've been enjoying the impressive album The Slip this summer and the announcement comes that Nine Inch Nails is going to release the physical CD for the album. The Reznor camp has got to make it sweet for punters to pay for music they already own. Maybe this will help:
posted June 26, 2008, 12:01 pm by kev_stev | Filed Under: Music News | 0
Tags: Radiohead, Pablo Honey, Hail To The Thief
After sifting through the shelves of Princeton's Record Exchange in New Jersey, I saw a common trend in Radiohead records: they were all price over $50. Even Pablo Honey; I mean, c'mon now. But vinyl lovers shouldn't fret much longer, according to Insound. All your Radiohead favorites, from Pablo Honey to Hail to the Thief, can now be spinning on your turntable, for the somewhat reasonable price range of $17.99-$23.99. Hipsters, don't get too excited just yet, because they aren't going to be released until August 19, so for now you'll have to listen to Radiohead on...CD. What a nightmare.
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