Do you dig on dark heavy music vibes? Then have I got the track for you. From the minute it starts you know it’s going to be an interesting ride. I’m really entranced by the vocals. Their
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Pentagram announces North American release of “All Your Sins” DVD
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PENTAGRAM ANNOUNCES “ALL YOUR SINS” DOUBLE-DISC DVD ON PEACEVILLE DVD collection out March 31 in North America; teaser trailer streaming on YouTube |
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. metal legend, Pentagram, has announced an extensive double-disc DVD collection, titled All Your Sins, to be released on Peaceville Records. Featuring over six hours of numerous electrifying concerts spanning three decades – all straight from the band’s collection – All Your Sins is due for release in North America on March 31, 2015.
An All Your Sins teaser trailer can be seen on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
The DVD can be pre-ordered now through the Peaceville web-store at: This first-ever official Pentagram video collection recovers, repairs and resurrects the earliest known footage of this doomed metal pioneer and more. Featuring two DVDs packed with priceless archive footage, as well as recent shows, All Your Sins – Video Vault unearths the rumored lost visual evidence pent up in the Ram Family vault for decades. This definitive collection contains over four hours of footage from nine venues and numerous historical shows, including a charged performance at the legendary CBGB’s club in 1985 – a mass of classic renditions from the band’s catalogue finally gathered together for a live journey spanning over 30 years.
Disc 1: 1.1 Death Row Live at the Silver Fox – 1983 [01:29) 1.2 CBGBs – 1985 [00:28] 1.3 The Seagull Inn – 1985 [00:22] 1.4 The Hung Jury Pub – 1987 [00:39] 1.5 9:30 Club – 1993 [00:41] Disc 2: 2.1 The Paragon – 1993 [01:02] 2.2 The End – 2010 [01:09] 2.3 John Dee, Oslo – 2012 [01:11] 2.4 The DNA Lounge – 2014 [00:06] Pentagram, the highly influential American heavy metal/doom act fronted by mastermind Bobby Liebling, formed in the early 1970s. Through four decades of adversity and triumph, Pentagram has become a legendary international act and has firmly stamped its name in the heavy metal history books.
Although always a cult act with a strong and dedicated worldwide fan base, Pentagram has enjoyed a recent surge in interest due in part to the fly-on-the-wall 2011 documentary, Last Days Here, following the life, trials and tribulations of Bobby Liebling. The film gained international recognition, travelling the worldwide film festival circuit where it won several awards including “Best Music Documentary” at the International Documentary Film Festival in Amsterdam. -###-
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The Un-Romantics – Change Your Ways
That slow intro with the guitar and drums is super awesome. When the song kicks in with the vocals and a funky upbeat rhythm is really fresh and fun. There is something about the groove of the song
Romantic Rebel – Dirty Love Song
I need to see Romantic Rebel tour with Halestorm! This song is amazing. I’m loving the seriously up tempo beat on that drum line. Those drums hit heavy and hard with a constant vengeance. The
Subterranean Popular – Queen of the World
Oh man, I feel like I did the first time I heard Nirvana or Stone Temple Pilots! This has the same grungy wonderful vibe that those bands did. I even get just the faintest whiff of Violent Femmes!! The
FELICITY – Tonight
Oh my stars! What a lovely bass line right up front and perfect! Brilliant intro guys. When the song fully kicks in it’s just a bunch of awesome in a track. I really love that guitar riff. You’ll
Random AKA MegaRan – Best Friends
I love the positive nature of this track! I am really grooving on the flow and Random’s vocal style. I’ve listened to a lot of rap songs here on the site, but this is one of the few that I feel like there is a solid connection between Random and the vocals. It’s got a lot of bounce. He can come over and raid my fridge any time, just do a little rap for me first! Not a lot of songs like this leave me with a smile on my face. As a huge plus this is a song you can play around the kiddo’s and not have to worry about them singing it. Musically, yeah it’s got some synth style to it. I know I complain about that a lot but I think it works here. It feels really playful behind Random’s rap.
So I love this song. I want to send this to my best friends because I think they would love it as well. I want to have this on my server and my phone. I need to put together a list of songs that just kinda make me happy. This one would probably be one of the first songs I would put on the list. I’m talking about every thing from the song “Happy” to “Uptown Funk” and “Word Crimes”. Hey they all put a smile on my face and a bounce in my step just like this song does!
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Who They Are:
Random, aka Mega Ran. Half-teacher, half musician, all hustle. As one of the first independent artists to secure an exclusive licensing agreement with a major videogame developer (CAPCOM), Random manages the unthinkable by dazzling retro gamers while garnering respect from Hip-Hop’s harshest critics. Random’s unique combination of fantasy and introspective hip-hop has found its way into movies, video games, and even coursework at several universities. Oh, and he teaches middle school English.
The Band is:
Raheem Jarbo various producers, DJ’s and guest artists.
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AWAAPP – Need Your Love
Wow, this really takes me back! The whole vibe of this track is a psychedelic trip. It makes me think a great deal of bands like Floyd. It has that experimental style to it that is most commonly associated with Dark Side of the Mon. I love the guitar work. It’s not really showy and yet this guy doesn’t let you miss that he is really damn good with his instrument. The vocals are mostly resting lazily in the background and possibly filtered. In this particular song I don’g have issue with that. I makes the vocals more of an instrument then a “voice”. It really enhances the experimental vibe a lot. The drum line is very simple but provides a strong back bone for the track on the overall.
Though I’m not a huge fan of Floyd, I gotta say I found this piece to be rather attractive. I can’t really put my finger on what I liked about it, just that I did. I would match this track up with some Floyd (obviously) and some of the more experimental Beatles music. Most likely when relaxing with some cocktails and herb. I don’t see it going on my phone, but certainly on my server for future entertainment.
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Who They Are:
Where to begin…ah the beginning! I was in numerous bands in my younger years playing in some rather strange places. I enjoy writing and playing but recording has always been my passion. Later on, I set my sights to recording my own material and others which now includes Sherri Lyn Robbins, a wonderful dear friend of mine for some years now.
The Band is:
Multi-Instrumentalist
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Killezzy – No Emotion
I really like the R&B aspects of this song. For the most part I like the lyrics. There are some parts that would prevent me from playing this around the kiddo’s. I find that is an issue for me with a lot of rap oriented songs. I have to be mindful of the language around the small ones. The vocals make me very curious because I can tell this cat can sing but they opted to use a filter on his voice. The story is really good and one I think most people can connect with on a base level. Especially that part about “I promise we gonna find a way”. I thought that was a pretty powerful message. Musically I would like to hear it with a full band. By now that should be expected from me. Now that being said I thought this one had some interesting modulations. I get live with that because I didn’t get bored listening to it.
This one is making me wish I had more rap/R&B in my personal collection. I would listen to this when I’m by myself or with my friends. I don’t have much any thing in my stash that would really work well with a track like this. As always I’l be sharing this with some of my rap/R&B friends. I’m fairly confident that this will be well received by all of them.
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Killezzy
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Kilo Fresh – The Run Down Pt. 2
This song has a good flow going for it. Kilo has a great voice and makes no apology for his work. While his lyrics are harsh and raw the musical composition is a slow tempo, mellow style. I can’t quite tell if we are listening to synth music but regardless I do like the lilting quality of the music. It brings a bit of softness to what is otherwise a rather hard song.
I’m finding it difficult to connect with the lyrics because this just isn’t my life’s experience. I did like the reference to the Cosby’s, it gave me a good little giggle. In all honesty the story Kilo is telling me scares the hell outta me. I can’t say this is going on my playlist. Not because it wasn’t a good rap song, in fact I intend to share this track (as usual) with my rap friends. I’m interested to hear some other perspectives on this track.
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Who They Are:
Straight out the eastside of Asheville, North Carolina, 25 year old Kilo has been rocking a mic since he was 16.. After a long hiatus due to personal reasons, Kilo returned to music with a new state of mind. With a bright future still ahead for him, he will continue to improve his skills and fan base one day at a time.. Stay tuned people…
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Kilo
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Anthony Stewart Head – Behind Blue Eyes
So one again I find myself in a position where I feel I need to give you a disclaimer before the review. I am very familiar with Anthony’s music and have been for a while. I was first introduced to his vocals on BTVS (doing a cover of this very song and Once More With Feeling) then via Youtube videos of his stint as Frank N Furter in Rocky all the way up to Repo! The Genetic Opera. I love his voice quite a lot so getting to do this review with his blessing is a real treat for me.
If youre expecting a note by note cover of The Who’s song you may be disappointing. This is a cover that was inspired by the original and it’s beautiful. Head’s vocals treat these lyrics like they are his life’s story. To me that is what makes this cover as perfect as it is. I’ve heard plenty of covers that were good, but the artists didn’t really make it their own. Anthony didn’t have that problem at all. I am in love with his added runs and drops. The emotion that he sings with is almost more than I can take. He has a great range and with the piano accompaniment this song has such a powerful punch that you have to listen to it to really understand what’s happening.
OK, so I totally expected this to be like the cover he did on Buffy. I was happily surprised by the modifications to the original arrangement. Singing it with a single piano was nothing short of brilliant. I need to get a copy of this song to put on my phone so I can take it with me and share it with the world. Scoff if you want but prior to this my favorite cover of this song was done by Limp Bizkit. In that case I really felt Durst was able to really dig and emotionally connect with the song, turning out a superior song. I have to say that Anthony Stewart Head’s interpretation of the song was a beautiful surprise, taking the song in directions I’d never thought of.
Anthony Stewart Head was born on February 20, 1954 in Camden Town, north London, England. Anthony is an English actor and musician. Having already had a successful career, with regular TV appearances and stage roles, including leads at the Royal National Theatre, he became “a household face” in the UK following his role in the, now classic, commercials for Nescafé Gold Blend (Taster’s Choice in the U.S.). He is internationally known for his roles as Rupert Giles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Uther Pendragon in Merlin, and for his role as Geoffrey Howe in the Oscar award winning film, The Iron Lady. He has also been attached to a number of other successful TV series: Little Britain, Dr. Who and Manchild. He was most recently seen in Stephen Poliakoff’s,
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