The Aquarian

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October has had its ups and downs, but a rock and roll high point will forever be chatting comfortably and...

High on Fire at (le) Poisson Rouge / October 20, 2021

October 29, 2021 0

Though born in Southfield, Michigan, Matt Pike attended military school in Golden, Colorado, and in 1989 as a young adult...

SPOTLIGHT: The Ever-Innovative Thrice Come to Terminal 5

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October 6, 2021 0

In the wise words of Little Orphan Annie, “Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya, tomorrow!” While we can’t say for certain...

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October 6, 2021 0

The year’s most extreme tour, Up From The Sewer 2021, is heading our way. We talked with 3/5 of the...

Photographic Proof That Trivium, Lamb of God, & Megadeth Left It All On the Stage at PNC Bank Arts Center

Arts Weekly

Concerts

September 22, 2021 0

1994. 1983. 1999. 2021. The first three years listed are the respective formation dates of Lamb of God, Megadeth, and...

SPOTLIGHT: A Rocking Book Signing From “WEISSGUY” Mark Weiss at Middletown Arts Center

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September 9, 2021 0

Soon-to-be Metal Hall of Fame inductee, Mark Weiss is having a book signing that is a must-go for any music...

The World Over Are Fiercely Authentic & Far From ‘Artifical’

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Albums

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Tornados, heat waves, and lots and lots of rain… this summer has been filled with quite a bit of commotion-causing...

VESSEL OF LIGHT RAISE THE DEAD AND THE DECIBELS ON ‘LAST RIDE’

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Albums

November 20, 2020 0

Jersey metal supergroup’s fourth LP soars with dark lyrical themes and an old-school doom metal feel. The night is darkest...

LAMB OF GOD WORK THE GEARS OF OUR NEW WORLD DISORDER

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Buzz

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With a killer new album and an explosive live stream tonight, Lamb of God’s always-informed vocalist D. Randall Blythe talks...

Kyle Thomas of Exhorder: Mourn the Southern Skies

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Buzz

March 3, 2020 0

Exhorder is a metal band from New Orleans that formed in 1985. In 1990, they released Slaughter in the Vatican,...

Features

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The Allman Betts Band—Keep On Growing

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HERstory Rocks at the Parkside Lounge – A Decade of NYC Women Rock

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HOT ROCKS: New Releases from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Liam Gallagher, DIO, and Sepultura

Columns

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The Freak Show: Where Are the Democrats? Where Are the Patriots?

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Queued Up: Exploring the World of Bong Joon-Ho (‘Parasite’), plus ‘Doctor Sleep,’ ‘The Siren,’ ‘Scandalous,’ ‘Untouchable,’ and more.

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Phish’s Mike Gordon & Jon Fishman Perform at Bernie Sanders Super Tuesday Rally

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SPOTLIGHT: The Ever-Innovative Thrice Come to Terminal 5

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Photographic Proof That Trivium, Lamb of God, & Megadeth Left It All On the Stage at PNC Bank Arts Center

SPOTLIGHT: A Rocking Book Signing From “WEISSGUY” Mark Weiss at Middletown Arts Center

The World Over Are Fiercely Authentic & Far From ‘Artifical’

VESSEL OF LIGHT RAISE THE DEAD AND THE DECIBELS ON ‘LAST RIDE’

LAMB OF GOD WORK THE GEARS OF OUR NEW WORLD DISORDER

Kyle Thomas of Exhorder: Mourn the Southern Skies

#THROWBACK: Linkin Park, April 25, 2007

Musicians of Today & Yesterday to Perform This Week in NYC

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