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COVER STORY
EIGHTEEN VISIONS: OBSESSION DESIRE DEPRESSION. Eighteen Visions sets the world on fire with their brilliant new album, Obsession. From devastating breakdowns and bloodthirsty dark aggression to smoldering melancholic ballads, Eighteen Visions is the new sound of heavy rock. James Hart and Keith Barney unlock the heart of Obsession, recount their recent brush with the law, and once and for all, declare fashioncore a dirty little word.
IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS
EVERY TIME I DIE is redefining the boundaries of hardcore music with both spastic songs and stunning lyrics, not to mention live shows that are virtual guarantees of chaos and personal injury. Singer Keith Buckley is quite thoughtful and verbose—if you can slow him down long enough, that is.
UNEARTH: Encased in a slab of monster hardcore breakdowns, Unearth lets the devastation loose on their highly anticipated new album. Trevor Phipps explains how Unearth handles the intensity of the stage, the inspirational world of metal, and the grueling process that brought about The Oncoming Storm.
HIM: Ville Valo sits down at the Holiday Inn lounge to talk about the band’s more recent import only releases, his aborted plans to plant fake bombs at a presidential event, and HIM’s ascent from cult status to international superstars.
THE START: On the road with The Offspring and during a drive stretching from Palm Beach to Zephyr Hills, Florida, Aimee Echo discusses a myriad of topics, from celebrity worship to the band’s online community, Society of Modern Day Heretics.
AMEN: Casey Chaos just may be that white-hot entity, that raging animal with nothing to lose but a little blood. And with the band’s first album in four years, Death Before Musick, he has every reason to be. But on this Friday night on a tour stop in Connecticut, Chaos speaks softly and carries a big stick.
AS I LAY DYING: Tim Lambesis opts for rest in lieu of a fun filled trip to the Mall of America. His raspy voice is calm and patient as he gives insight into the band’s latest album, Frail Words Collapse, and the spirituality that lies beneath As I Lay Dying.
MACHINE HEAD makes the ultimate comeback with their fifth studio album. Frontman Robb Flynn dishes the dirt on how the band managed to turn themselves around, as well as Through the Ashes of Empires' epic overtones.
MARTYR AD: Back with a vengeance, Martyr AD serves up an annihilating mix of metal and hardcore on their latest album, On Earth as It Is in Hell. Bassist Tara Anderson talks about the new line-up, the new album, and her new favorite T-shirt.
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SHOTFIRE: The (International) Noise Conspiracy, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Otep, Marilyn Manson, A18, Shadows Fall, The Cure, Bleeding Through, and more.
PROFILE: Fat Wreck Chords Rocks Against Bush. NOFX's Fat Mike speaks out!
LAST SHOT: New England Metal & Hardcore Festival
+ OVER 125 NEW MUSIC REVIEWS: Atreyu, Bad Acid Trip, Bad Religion, The Beta Band, Broken Spindles, Circlesquare, Collide, Dark Tranquility, Dead Kennedys, Descendents, Dieselboy, Eagles of Death Metal, Fear Factory, Funeral For A Friend, God Lives Underwater, Hawthorne Heights, Heaven Shall Burn, I Am the World Trade Center, Killswitch Engage, Kittie, Lucia, Marcy Playground, M83, Ministry, Miss Kittin, The Mooney Suzuki, Muse, Nekromantix, Neurosis, 100 Demons, Pan Sonic, Peccatum, Pink Grease, The Race, Satyricon, Scarlet, The Secret Machines, Sonic Youth, Teargas & Plateglass, Tiger Army, Tweaker, Two Lone Swordsmen, Vas, Vehemence, Your Enemies Friends, Zeke, Zeromancer, ...and more!
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