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AXEL RUDI PELL: "Shadow Zone" Track Listing Unveiled

German axe hero AXEL RUDI PELL has announced the track listing for his upcoming solo effort, entitled Shadow Zone. It is as follows: 01. The Curse Of The Chains (intro) 02. Edge Of The World 03. Coming Home 04. Live For The King 05. Follow The Sign 06. Heartbreaker 07. Saint Of Fools 08. Time ...
January 31, 2002
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PAIN Collaborate With BRITNEY SPEARS, BACKSTREET BOYS Producer On New Single

Sweden's PAIN, led by HYPOCRISY mainman Peter Tagtgren, have collaborated with mega-producer Max Martin (aka Martin Sandberg—i.e. BRITNEY SPEARS, BACKSTREET BOYS, CELINE DION) and Per Aldeheim (i.e. DEF LEPPARD, LAMBRETTA) on the second single from the group's just-released third CD, Nothing Remains...
January 23, 2002
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SOLEFALD To Record Fourth Album During April

Norway's SOLEFALD are preparing to enter the studio during April to record their fourth, as-yet-untitled album, the music for which is being described as a continuation of their Pills Against Ageless Ills CD (2001),[but] with a little more 'edge'. ...
January 22, 2002
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JUDAS PRIEST Set To Chat Away, Hit The Road

JUDAS PRIEST vocalist Tim “Ripper” Owens and guitarist Glenn Tipton will take part in a live chat on America Online on Monday, January 14th, at 9:00 PM EST. Both AOL subscribers and non-subscribers may participate in the chat. Non-subscribers must first go to www.aol.com and download the free, tempo...
January 14, 2002
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ARCH ENEMY's "Wages Of Sin" To Be Unleashed On March 18th!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: ARCH ENEMY — Supreme Wages Of Sin to be released on March 18th, 2002! The wait is finally over, soon we are all to experience the frenetically anticipated release of ARCH ENEMY's finest album to date, Wages Of Sin in Europe and America! The Swedish Metal supergroup has become...
January 7, 2002
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The LA Times: Slash Persona Non Grata at GUNS N' ROSES Concert

The following item originally appeared in the daily newspaper The Los Angeles Times: “Former GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash's plan to check out his estranged bandmate Axl Rose on stage last weekend was scrapped by Rose's representatives, who informed him that he wouldn't be allowed into the Las Vegas...
January 5, 2002
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BROKEN EDGE Set To Issue New CD During March

French “brutal thrashers” BROKEN EDGE have completed work on their second full-length album (fifth overall CD) at LB Lab Studios with producer Stéphane Buriez (former frontman for French death metal pioneers LOUDBLAST) during November. The as-yet-untitled effort will be mastered later this month for...
January 1, 2002
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Hate Breeds Suffering

Call me jaded, but the idea of four guys getting together with the sole purpose of making the “most extreme” old-school-style grindcore CD ever released is a concept that leaves me cold, and with good reason. Over the course of the last fifteen years, many acts have attempted to offer their own vers...
December 25, 2001
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Makeshift Grey

Once described as a cross between MACHINE HEAD and FAITH NO MORE, San Francisco Bay Area's UNJUST have wisely upgraded their sound multi-fold since the release of their Thin Line Emotions debut, with many of the group's newest compositions taking on a much more original and inventive feel than wa...
December 17, 2001
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Entrance

Although an early incarnation of LION'S SHARE existed as early as the late Eighties, it wasn't until the release of the group's 1994 self-titled debut that the band truly came into their own in musical terms, having abandoned their AOR-inspired songwriting efforts in favor of a more progressive, hea...
December 17, 2001
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The Height of Callousness

Having perfected their chops while part of the same Southern California scene that spawned the likes of COAL CHAMBER, STATIC-X, SYSTEM OF A DOWN, and THE DEADLIGHTS, SPINESHANK have kept a comparatively low profile and were not rewarded with nearly the same type of commercial success that the above-...
December 17, 2001
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Primitive

Unlike the group's critically-acclaimed debut, which was a stylistically diverse offering that lacked focus, SOULFLY's sophomore release is a much more streamlined effort, featuring 12 songs that mostly revolve around the same mid-paced groove and a simplistic riffing style that has become Max Caval...
December 17, 2001
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Astronomica

Yet another in the long line of recently reunited '80s metal bands, CRIMSON GLORY have obviously responded to the increasing popularity of traditional heavy metal on the European continent by regrouping in an attempt to rekindle some of their former magic. The quintet's first album with vocalist Wad...
December 17, 2001
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White Pony

One of the most heavily anticipated released of 2000 has turned out to be a bit of a disappointment, with most of the cuts featuring a more restrained, melodic musical direction and an increased emphasis on Chino Moreno's one-dimensional singing voice, which has never sounded quite as flat as it doe...
December 17, 2001
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Razorblade Romance

A self-proclaimed "love metal" band, Finland's H.I.M. (which stands for His Infernal Majesty) is that country's biggest rock export ever, and it's easy to see why. Having shed some of their guitar-heavy edge which worked so well on the band's awesome Greatest Love Songs Vol. 666 release, H.I.M.'s pe...
December 17, 2001