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Fans looking for their Birthday Massacre fix can find it in the new EP titled Imaginary Monsters. With 3 new songs, 5 remixes and the music video for In the Dark, there is plenty for the Birthday Massacre to be satisfied with until the next full album. The 3 new tracks are titled Forever, Burn Read More
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The Birthday Massacre – Imaginary Monsters
August 8th, 2011 
Francis Sky 
Posted in Featured, Music, Music Reviews 
Tags: Assemblage 23, chibi, Combichrist, Imaginary Monsters, Jakalope, m. falcore, Nate, owen, pins and needles, rainbow, SKOLD, the birthday massacre 
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“unDeveloped” from ohGr
May 20th, 2011 Francis Sky Ogre and Mark Walk (both from Skinny Puppy) have once again come together for ohGr’s latest studio album “unDeveloped.” While more a little lighter in terms of hard beats, there is still enough there for the Gothic gloom and doom for Skinny Puppy fans while being just enough for new fans Read More
Posted in Featured, Music, Music Reviews Tags: Mark Walk, Music, ohGr, Orge, review, Skinny Puppy, Undeveloped No Comments »
Combichrist- Making Monsters
October 6th, 2010 Francis Sky Gothic/Industrial favorites Combichrist have returned with their latest album Making Monsters. With song titles such as Throat Full of Glass and Fuckmachine; you know to not expect any Bubblegum Pop here. This album is a combination of unforgiving Industrial beats, unrelenting heavy guitars, and Read More
Posted in Featured, Music, Music Reviews Tags: Andy LaPlegua, Combichrist, Gothic, industrial, Making Monsters No Comments »
The Birthday Massacre – Pins and Needles
September 23rd, 2010 Karla Arroyo What comes to mind when you think of The Birthday Massacre? Maybe it’s the heavy, unforgiving guitars. Maybe it’s the dreamy synths. Maybe it’s the immense contrast between the two that grabs your attention. Whatever the reason their music catches your ear, it’s undeniable that they have Read More
Posted in Featured, Music, Music Reviews Tags: chibi, m. falcore, Music, O.E., owen, pins and needles, rainbow, rhim, the birthday massacre, Walking with Strangers No Comments »
Hoodoo Engine – EgoWhore
September 20th, 2010 Taylor Shechet Hoodoo Engine is a demon fueled express ride through the undecipherable hell we call reality and a star spun collusion of like-minded weirdopaths, each a experienced master in their own right. Their first musical offering, a self-produced nine track album entitled “EGOWHORE” puts the Read More
Posted in Featured, Music, Music Reviews Tags: collide, EgoWhore, Hoodoo Engine, industrial, james curcio, Johan Ess, mankind is obsolete, marilyn manson, marz233, Music, paranormal, review, the x files, tool, [tlr] 1 Comment »
Baby Giraffes – FUCKING SUCKS (2010)
July 8th, 2010 Taylor Shechet Baby Giraffes are born from the depths of Hack the Music message board apathy and midwest boredom. Like chronically lactating lazer zombies, zapping their nipple lazers in all directions without any regard for human life or decency, they spread their message of love and peace. LOVE AND Read More
Posted in Interviews, Music, Music Reviews Tags: baby giraffes, bubblegum rap, fucking sucks, mc chris, Music, review, uncle outrage, vyncent flaw, [tlr] 9 Comments »Captain Ahab – The End of Irony (2010)
April 8th, 2010 Taylor Shechet Captain Ahab has been blowing my mind since 2008, when I was explaining my passionate love of over the top music to my friend Marianne Williams and she popped “After the Rain My Heart Still Dreams” into her CD player. The dramatically titled album is Captain Ahab’s tribute to Read More
Posted in Music, Music Reviews Tags: Ayreon, breakcore, Caprica, Captain Ahab, Deathbomb Arc, experimental, Music, Noise, NVR-NDR, Power Metal, review, SyFy, The End of Irony 11 Comments »HIM – Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice, Chapters 1-13
February 12th, 2010 Francis Sky HIM, the Finnish purveyors of “Love Metal,” have returned with their latest album Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice, Chapters 1-13. The band’s latest offering is a welcome return to form that fills the gap that many hardcore fans felt they left with their last two albums (the more Read More
Posted in Music, Music Reviews Tags: album, chapters 1-13, dark light, him, Music, review, screamworks, screamworks: love in theaory and practice, venus doom No Comments »
