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Saturday, March 31, 2012

Cattle Decapitation Release In-Studio Video for "Monolith of Inhumanity" (Out May 8th on Metal Blade) / Show April 24th at Club Europa

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Cattle Decapitation Release In-Studio Video for 'Monolith of Inhumanity' (Out May 8th on Metal Blade) / Show April 24th at Club EuropaCalifornia progressive grind conquerors Cattle Decapitation reveal the first of three in-studio video segments from their Monolith Of Inhumanity recording sessions. Set for North American release on May 8, 2012, the record was produced by Dave Otero of Denver's Flatline Audio and sees the band exploring innovative new techniques in song writing without abandoning their signature formula of confrontational audio wreckage and self-loathing lyrical content.

Check out Dave McGraw’s drum demolition and behind-the-scenes studio footage as well as first single “A Living, Breathing Piece Of Defecating Meat”.



Monolith Of Inhumanity is an achievement that stands out as one of the most volatile, ambitious, and impossible to aptly categorize records you will hear in 2012. Dragging their ever-evolving deathgrind sound kicking and screaming into the epic territory inhabited by the likes of Dimmu Borgir and Anaal Nathrakh, the quartet redefine all perceptions of what Cattle Decapitation is. With their seventh full-length, the band have never sounded more focused, aggressive, or manically determined to get in the faces of those who erroneously believe they’ve already experienced the band at their extreme best.

The 11-track Monolith Of Inhumanity features a host of guests including Mike Majewski of Devourment (guest vocals on "Projectile Ovulation"), Lenard Leal of Cephalic Carnage (backing vocals by on "A Living, Breathing Piece of Defecating Meat"), The Cephalic Carnage Community Men's Choir, consisting of all current Cephalic members and alumni Jawsh Mullen and Zac Joe (gang choir vocals on "The Carbon Stampede"), and ambient and noise interludes by Los Angeles' most extreme decimator of sound, John Wiese, as well as another strikingly brutal cover by Wes Benscoter.

In addition, Cattle Decapitation collaborated with famed pop culture artist Tom Bunk, best known for his work for the 1980s Garbage Pail Kids trading cards and MAD Magazine, for a very special art project. Bunk was gracious enough to create individual pieces of art for each member of the band, heavily influenced by and practically just as they appeared in the Garbage Pail Kids series of the ‘80s! A GPK-inspired Cattle Decapitation trading card set and T-shirts are included with special limited pre-order packages and collector’s bundles.

Cattle Decapitation recently returned from the successful Reborn of Death European Tour with Suffocation, Blood Red Throne, Cerebral Bore, Adimiron, Sadist and Ulvedharr and will take a short break before heading out on the Occupation Domination 2012 with Origin, Decrepit Birth, Aborted, Rings Of Saturn, Battlecross and more!

CATTLE DECAPITATION - Occupation Domination 2012
w/ Origin, Decrepit Birth, Aborted, Rings Of Saturn, Battlecross
4/14/12 - Forum 619 – Cheyenne, WY
4/15/12 - Budd Ugly's – Rapid City, SD
4/18/12 - Blackened Moon – Lansing, MI
4/19/12 - Lansing Elementary Community Center, Lansing OH
4/20/12 - Sonar – Baltimore, MD
4/21/12 - Mojo 13 – Wilmington, DE
4/22/12 - Champs Backstage – Trenton, NJ
4/23/12 - Railroad Tavern – Keene, NH
4/24/12 - Club Europa – Brooklyn, NY (Advanced Tickets are $20)
4/25/12 - Harpos – Detroit, MI
4/26/12 - Brass Rail – Peoria, IL
4/27/12 - Mojoe’s – Joliet, IL
4/28/12 - Camelot Arena – Portage, IN
4/29/12 - Fubar – St. Louis, MO
4/30/12 - The Rogue – Fayetteville, AR
5/02/12 - El Rey Theatre – Albuquerque, NM
5/03/12 - Cheyenne Saloon – Las Vegas, NV
5/04/12 - Ruby Room – San Diego, CA
5/05/12 - The Clubhouse – Tempe, AZ
5/06/12 - The Whisky a Go-Go – Hollywood, CA
5/07/12 - Slidebar – Fullerton, CA
5/08/12 - DNA Lounge – San Francisco, CA
5/09/12 - Plea For Peace Center – Stockton, CA
5/10/12 - The Alley – Sparks, NV
5/11/12 - Branx – Portland, OR
5/12/12 - Studio Seven – Seattle, WA
5/13/12 - The Venue – Boise, ID
5/14/12 - In The Venue – Salt Lake City, UT
5/15/12 - The Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO
5/16/12 - People's Court – Des Moines, IA
5/17/12 - Station 4 – St. Paul, MN
5/18/12 - The Granada Theater – Lawrence, KS

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Cannibal Corpse: "Torture" Interview with Guitarist Rob Barrett, March 29, 2012

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DOWNLOAD: BrooklynRocks Interview with Cannibal Corpse Guitarist Rob Barrett

Cannibal Corpse: 'Torture' Interview with Guitarist Rob Barrett, March 29, 2012 Long-running band Cannibal Corpse is back with their twelfth disc, Torture (released March 13th on Metal Blade). This new twelve track disc combines the raw thrash of the band’s early works with the technical precision of the band’s later works and complements this with clear production from (Hate Eternal/x-Morbid Angel) Erik Rutan. This new disc is the band’s third with Rutan and it follows in a similar musical vein as Kill (2006) and Evisceration Plague (2009).

I had the pleasure of talking with guitarist Rob Barrett last week about the making of the new disc and the band's upcoming tour. Check out the interview - the link is posted above.

Cannibal Corpse Tour Dates
Apr 05 - Jacksonville Beach, FL, Freebird Live
Apr 08 - Huntington, WV, V Club
Apr 13 - Rochester, NY, Club @ Water Street
Apr 14 - Cincinnati, OH, Bogart's
Apr 15 - Phoenix, AZ, Rhythm Room
Apr 16 - Des Moines, IA, People's Court
Apr 21 - Grand Junction, CO, Mesa Theater
Apr 25 - Houston, TX, Jake's
Apr 27 - Columbia, MO, The Blue Note
Apr 28 - Oklahoma City, OK, Diamond Ballroom
Apr 30 - Nashville, TN, Exit/In
May 01 - Birmingham, AL, Zydeco (Upstairs)
May 02 - Pensacola, FL, Vinyl Music Hall
May 03 - Gainesville, FL, Double Down Live

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Friday, March 30, 2012

Cursive Plays Headlining Shows at Bowery Ballroom on Apr. 3 & 4

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STREAM: Cursive Live on Minneapolis Radio 3/23/12


On Cursive's seventh disc, I Am Gemini (Saddle Creek), the band tells the story of Cassius and Pollock, twin brothers who had been separated at birth. “One good and one evil, their unexpected reunion in a house that is not a home ignites a classic struggle for the soul, played out with a cast of supporting characters that includes a chorus of angels and devils, and twin sisters conjoined at the head.”

Cursive kicked off their US tour in February and the band is playing two nights at Bowery Ballroom on April 3rd and 4th with support from Cymbals Eat Guitars and Conduits. Tickets for each of the nights are $16 and doors are at 7:30PM.



Later this month, Cursive will reissue their classic 2001 EP "Burst and Bloom" as a limited edition 12-inch in celebration of Record Store Day 2012 on April 21st via Saddle Creek. Available in this format for the first time in years, the EP will be pressed on RSD-exclusive yellow, white, and black marbled vinyl, with only 1,500 copies issued. A list of participating stores can be found here.

Burst and Bloom track listing:
Sink To The Beat
The Great Decay
Tall Tales, Telltales
Mothership, Mothership, Do You Read Me?
Fairytales Tell Tales

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Crocodiles Play Glasslands on April 11th / New Album "Endless Flowers" out June 5th (Frenchkiss)

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DOWNLOAD: Crocodiles - "Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9)"

Crocodiles Play Glasslands on April 11th / New Album 'Endless Flowers' out June 5th (Frenchkiss)San Diego, CA's Crocodiles are confirmed to support The Temper Trap on a set of North American tour dates in June. Beginning on the 10th at the House of Blues in Dallas, TX, the run will continue up the west coast before wrapping up on the 19th at the Malkin Bowl at Stanley Park in Vancouver, BC. The band is also performing twice in New York this month: on April 11th at Glasslands in Brooklyn and on the 12th at the Mercury Lounge in Manhattan. A current itinerary is below and more Crocodiles touring news will be announced soon.

Last week, Crocodiles premiered an album teaser video for upcoming release Endless Flowers, which will be out in the US on June 5th via Frenchkiss Records, on AOL Music's Spinner. The Max Petrich-directed infomercial - which debuts clips of LP tracks "My Surfing Lucifer", "No Black Clouds For Dee Dee", and "Welcome Trouble".



Recorded in Berlin last summer, Endless Flowers is the first album to feature Crocodiles' full five-piece line up, which has evolved from their 2008 genesis as the core duo of singer/guitarist Brandon Welchez and guitarist Charles Rowell to now include keyboardist Robin Eisenberg, bassist Marco Gonzalez, and drummer Anna Schulte. Endless Flowers follows in the footsteps of the band's stellar two previous releases (2010's Sleep Forever and 2009's debut Summer of Hate), while adding a refined cohesion and unmistakable sunnyness to their glorious noise- and echo-cloaked pop. The title track opener is four and a half minutes of soaring, alarm-ringing guitars, while "Sunday (Psychic Conversation #9)" comes next with a resounding, punk-inflected charge. The 7-plus minute "My Surfing Lucifer" begins with two minutes of grimy, hissed spoken word before ascending to glammy, distorted heights; the bass-heavy and buzzing "Dark Alleys" is a motorik march; and the swirling "Bubblegum Trash" has a sweet, dirty charm. Nearly all are single-worthy, and are embellished with Welchez's newly forward-mixed croon.

Crocodiles on tour:
APR. 11 -- BROOKLYN, NY -- GLASSLANDS (Tickets are $15)
APR. 12 -- NEW YORK, NY -- MERCURY LOUNGE (Tickets are $15)
JUN. 10 -- DALLAS, TX -- HOUSE OF BLUES*
JUN. 11 -- AUSTIN, TX -- STUBB'S (outdoors)*
JUN. 13 -- SAN DIEGO, CA -- HOUSE OF BLUES*
JUN. 15 -- LOS ANGELES, CA -- HOLLYWOOD PALLADIUM*
JUN. 16 -- SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- WARFIELD THEATRE*
JUN. 17 -- PORTLAND, OR -- ROSELAND THEATRE*
JUN. 18 -- SEATTLE, WA -- SHOWBOX AT THE MARKET*
JUN. 19 -- VANCOUVER, BC -- MALKIN BOWL AT STANLEY PARK*
* supporting The Temper Trap

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Thursday, March 29, 2012

Across Tundras: Nashville Americana-Doom Band Plays Union Pool on April 20th (Neurot Recordings)

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Across Tundras: Nashville Americana-Doom Band Plays Union Pool on April 20th (Neurot Recordings) Nashville, Tennessee's panoramic country crushers Across Tundras' Neurot Recordings debut, Sage, was released in May 2011, capturing the band's heritage perfectly, through an amalgam of haunting doom-tinged Americana, melding echoes of traditional country blues and psychedelic sludge. Their organic sound is well-honed, marking it as their most fully realized album to date with all of their influences and elements flowing cohesively.

Across Tundras will be heading "out with the truckers and the kickers and the cowboy angels" on a massive American tour this Spring in support of their Neurot Recordings debut Sage. The band also pressed and hand-screened 300 copies of Sage on 2xLP as well as a brand new split 7" with fellow Tennessee heavy psych rockers Hellbender, especially for these tour dates. Get stoked like a raging prairie fire for the Across Tundras live experience!



ACROSS TUNDRAS 2012 Spring Tour:
4/11/2012 The Foxhole - St Louis, MO w/ Thorlock, Time and Time
4/12/2012 Mike n Molly's - Champaign, IL
4/13/2012 Rozz Tox - Quad Cities, IL w/ Electric Machete, Greg Colson
4/14/2012 Club Garibaldi - Milwaukee, WI @ Milwaukee Day's Fest w/ Northless
4/15/2012 Ultra Lounge - Chicago, IL w/ Larks Tongue
4/16/2012 Peoria Pizza Works - Peoria, IL w/ Larks Tongue
4/17/2012 The Butcher Shop - Dayton, OH w/ Before the Eyewall, Imbroglio
4/18/2012 Carabar - Columbus, OH w/ Tank Destroyer, Traitors Return to Earth
4/19/2012 Smiling Moose - Pittsburgh, PA w/ Molasses Barge, Carousel
4/20/2012 Union Pool - Brooklyn, NY
4/21/2012 The Level Room - Philadelphia, PA w/ Ominous Black, Sadgiqacea, Hivelords
4/22/2012 Strange Matter - Richmond, VA @ Year of Shit 3 Fest
4/23/2012 TBA - Raleigh, NC (HELP WANTED)
4/24/2012 The Cave - Chapel Hill, NC w/ Bitter Resolve
4/25/2012 The Milestone - Charlotte, NC
4/26/2012 The Owl - Greenville, SC
4/27/2012 Lexington Avenue Brewery - Asheville, NC
4/28/2012 Wonderroot - Atlanta, GA
4/29/2012 Longbranch Saloon - Knoxville, TN w/ Wampus Cat, War Injun
4/30/2012 The Green Lantern - Lexington, KY w/ Stampede
5/01/2012 The Muse - Nashville, TN
5/17/2012 The Buccaneer - Memphis, TN
5/18/2012 The Road Map - Texarkana, AR
5/19/2012 The Conservatory - Oklahoma City, OK
5/20/2012 Lola's - Ft. Worth, TX w/ FTW
5/21/2012 The 806 Coffee House - Amarillo, TX
5/22/2012 Burt's Tiki Lounge - Albuquerque, NM
5/23/2012 The Red Owl - Phoenix, AZ w/ Rituals, Via Vengeance
5/24/2012 La Cocina - Tucson, AZ
5/25/2012 Matsumoto's 2nd Street Jazz - Los Angeles, CA
5/26/2012 Thee Parkside - San Francisco, CA w/ Electric Shepherd & Outlaw, Hollow Mirrors, Owl
5/27/2012 TBA - Sacramento, CA (HELP WANTED)
5/28/2012 The Alibi - Arcata, CA w/ Uzala, Witch Sermon
5/29/2012 TBA - Eugene, OR (HELP WANTED)
5/30/2012 Billy Kyle's House - Portland, OR
5/31/2012 Plan B - Portland, OR w/ Megaton Leviathon, Diesto, White Orange
6/01/2012 The Shakedown - Bellingham, WA
6/02/2012 The Highline - Seattle, WA w/ Samothrace
6/03/2012 The Venue - Boise, ID
6/04/2012 Burt's Tiki Lounge - Salt Lake City, UT w/ Lo Pan
6/05/2012 3 Kings Tavern - Denver, CO w/ The Sewer Rats, Varlet
6/06/2012 B & B Bar - Spearfish, SD w/ The Sewer Rats, Don't Touch Me
6/07/2012 Latitude 44 - Sioux Falls, SD w/ The Sewer Rats, Rifflord
6/08/2012 The Medusa - Minneapolis, MN w/ The Sewer Rats, Lungs
6/09/2012 Off Minor - Dubuque, IA w/ Aseethe

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Cannibal Corpse - "Torture" CD Review (Metal Blade)

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Cannibal Corpse - 'Torture' CD Review (Metal Blade)Long-running band Cannibal Corpse is back with their twelfth disc, Torture (released March 13th on Metal Blade). This new twelve track disc combines the raw thrash of the band’s early works with the technical precision of the band’s later works and complements this with clear production from (Hate Eternal/x-Morbid Angel) Erik Rutan. This new disc is the band’s third with Rutan and it follows in a similar musical vein as Kill (2006) and Evisceration Plague (2009).

Torture is everything that you would expect from a Cannibal Corpse disc – brutal riffs and technical solos, throat-shredding guttural vocals and pounding blast beats. To mix things up, the band slows down on a couple of numbers (“Scourge of Iron” and “Sarcophagic Frenzy”) for some down-tuned, slow burning dirge. Rutan’s clean production gives the band’s music an ‘accessibility’ that really wasn’t heard on previous discs as each song has room to breathe and stand on its own. The production also highlights the band’s maturing songwriting and brings out the razor-tight interplay between the members. In an interview with ThisIsNotAScene, guitarist Rob Barrett said “we have got to a point where the chemistry has developed to its best point, now we’re all writing songs to a point where we’re keeping each individual in mind, as opposed to before where perhaps we were writing whatever we wanted to play and weren’t really keeping into consideration what anyone else was going to play”.

Some of the standout tracks are the Barrett-penned “Sarcophagic Frenzy”, “The Strangulation Chair”, which has a killer bass solo from Alex Webster and “Intestinal Crank”, with its chugging bass and tightly integrated start/stop riffs.



With track names like “As Deep as the Knife Will Go” and “Followed Home Then Killed”, one can see that Cannibal Corpse’s lyrics continue in the same horror/gore vein as past releases (…as if anyone would have expected differently). Going back to the This IsNotAScene interview, Rob Barrett said “When we were thinking about potential album titles and ended up agreeing on the ‘Torture’ title that pretty much gave us a focus of what we were going to write all the lyrics about, each song deals with some sort of form of different torture.” Adding to the overall experience is a return to the horror/gore art of the band’s early days with carefully packaged gruesome album cover by artist Vince Locke.

Cannibal Corpse Tour Dates
Apr 05 - Jacksonville Beach, FL, Freebird Live
Apr 08 - Huntington, WV, V Club
Apr 13 - Rochester, NY, Club @ Water Street
Apr 14 - Cincinnati, OH, Bogart's
Apr 15 - Phoenix, AZ, Rhythm Room
Apr 16 - Des Moines, IA, People's Court
Apr 21 - Grand Junction, CO, Mesa Theater
Apr 25 - Houston, TX, Jake's
Apr 27 - Columbia, MO, The Blue Note
Apr 28 - Oklahoma City, OK, Diamond Ballroom
Apr 30 - Nashville, TN, Exit/In
May 01 - Birmingham, AL, Zydeco (Upstairs)
May 02 - Pensacola, FL, Vinyl Music Hall
May 03 - Gainesville, FL, Double Down Live

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

John Cale & Band: "Live" (Rockpalast 1983/84) CD Review

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John Cale & Band: 'Live' (Rockpalast 1983/84) CD ReviewRock “stadium” shows are always a bit of a dicey proposition as rarely will a promoter select a cohesive lineup of bands whose music gels together. This two disc set of John Cale’s 1983/84 performances at Rockpalast start with his 1984 appearance and the other bands on the bill that night were Huey Lewis & the News, Chalice and Level 42. While both Huey Lewis and Level 42 were huge acts at the time, it seems like a very odd pairing with John Cale as the headliner.

With the 1984 show, John Cale took the stage at 3AM on the morning of October 14th and played an angry and raw seventeen song set. Allegedly, Cale was c*ked to the gills at the time he took the stage and he plays stinging and emotive versions of “Fear is a Man’s Best Friend” and “Streets of Laredo”. He totally deconstructs “Heartbreak Hotel” and “Waiting for the Man” and ends the set with a moving version of “(I Keep a) Close Watch”. It is a brilliant performance that shows that rock music doesn’t have to be bombastic to make an impact. While Cale’s setlist spanned his solo career to-date, this may be the only opportunity that one has to hear tracks from Cale’s 1984 release Caribbean Sunset, as this disc is still out of print. There are also two unreleased tracks that are part of the set – “Autobiography”, which I don’t think was played after the 1984 tour and a cover of The Doors’ “Love Me Two Times” (which is appended to “Pablo Picasso”).



CD1 (1984):
"Autobiography"
"Ooh La La"
"Evidence"
"Magazines"
"Model Beirut Recital"
"Streets Of Laredo"
"Dr. Mudd"
"Leaving It Up To You"
"Caribbean Sunset"
"The Hunt"
"Fear Is A Man's Best Friend"
"Heartbreak Hotel"
"Paris 1919"
"I'm Waiting For The Man"
"Mercenaries (Ready For War)"
"Pablo Picasso > Love Me Two Times"
"(I Keep A) Close Watch"

John Cale - vocals, guitar, piano
David Lichtenstein - drums
Andy Heermans - bass
David Young - guitar

The second show was recorded on March 6, 1983 at Zeche, Bochum and this performance was just John Cale solo with a guitar and piano. As compared with the 1984 Rockpalast show, Cale seems to be in a nicer mood and even talks to the audience here and there between songs. For this show, Cale has selected a mellower set of songs, which include a few from his first solo disc Vintage Violence. While this 22 song set starts out with a minimalist interpretation of songs from Cale’s back catalogue, the emotive power that dominated the 1984 show first starts to surface on “Guts” but Cale doesn’t starts building to a throat-shredding howl until “Cable Hogue” and, by the time he reaches “Fear Is a Man’s Best Friend”, his voice is completely raw.





CD2 (1983):
"Ghost Story"
"Ship Of Fools"
"Leaving It Up To You"
"Amsterdam"
"Child's Christmas in Wales"
"Buffalo Ballet"
"Antarctica Starts Here"
"Taking It All Away"
"Riverbank"
"Paris 1919"
"Guts"
"Chinese Envoy"
"Thoughtless Kind"
"Only Time Will Tell"
"Cable Hogue"
"Dead Or Alive"
"I'm Waiting For The Man"
"Heartbreak Hotel"
"Chorale"
"Fear Is A Man's Best Friend"
"(I Keep A) Close Watch"
"Streets Of Laredo"

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