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If this has been posted then I apologize. It's updated daily and you can always find a few good nuggets with all the different links. https://www.reddit.com/r/opendirectories/
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I'm a Canuck and a proud one at that.I have no idea what "PR" means either! But looking it up sounds like he or she is coming to Canada from Paraná (Brazilian state)??????
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Michael Sweet Says Stryper Is Recording “Our Best, Most Powerful Album Yet” Michael Sweet tweeted that Stryper is recording there best, most powerful album yet. Stryper has put out their best albums of there career since No More Hell To Pay. Sweet's latest solo album is also something people should check out. What's your favorite Stryper album? We have started recording our best, most powerful album yet. We’re tracking a song called “For God and Rock & Roll” now. We have the best engineer in the world with @dbernini and you won’t find a better studio than… https://t.co/nkp68cR7Xp — MichaelSweet Stryper (@michaelhsweet) January 20, 2020
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A Thousand Horses - Drinking Song The expression ‘does what it says on the tin’ was made for songs like this one from A Thousand Horses (Four Blokes Plus Touring Musicians was less catchy). It is a song about drinking, for drinking, in the key of drinking… If all of Blackberry Smoke still drank – and spent more time in the contemporary Nashville scene than hanging with Skynyrd – this could have been the result.
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Gorilla Riot - Black Heart Woman Manchester up-and-comers Gorilla Riot make like Alice In Chains at a doom night – with part of the core rhythm from Pink Floyd’s Money – on this louche shot of filth and grungy flavours, elevated by a choppy gear-changing bridge and classy, bluesy guitar solo. Like what you hear? Check out more on their new album Peach.
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The Darkness - In Another Life Abbey Clancy co-stars with Justin Hawkins and co in this latest piece of The Darkness’s excellent Easter Is Cancelled. It’s one of the album’s softer, sweeter moments but no less driven or more-ish for it. In a way it’s also the closest thing this record has to a pop hit that’d sit comfortably in today’s mainstream (because life is unfair this probably won’t happen) – albeit with unashamed classic power ballad oomph. Lush.
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DeWolff - Nothing’s Changing The Dutch trio’s latest album Tascam Tapes was recorded on the road for 'less than $50, but it sounds like a million bucks!’ In less passionate hands this next-level-DIY approach could have backfired horribly, but DeWolff have the optimum balance of youth, daftness and beyond-their-years experience to pull it off. Nothing’s Changing shows off their minimalist analogue approach with jabbing guitars, tinny beats and cheap yet oddly warm 70s synths.
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Deap Lips - Home Thru Hell Next up it’s the new concoction from LA twosome Deap Vally and psychedelic stalwarts The Flaming Lips – compressed it makes ‘Deap Lips’, y’see? Accordingly we’ve got woozy guitar fuzz, acoustic strumming, vulture screams, lyrics about ‘dragons of madness’ and forced auto-tune vocals from the Lips side. It’s tripping balls, natch, but melodiously so.
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The Cadillac Three - Hard Out Here For A Country Boy TC3 have sang about being from the South before, and by god they’ll keep doing it – until someone physically stops them. Still, when they do it so damn well, we’re not complaining. This particular, boot-stomping cocktail of sun and daytime drinking haziness honours the slowed-down lifestyle afforded in their motherland, where chicken wings and cold beers aren’t so much tasty treats as a way of life. S’all good y’all...
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Demob Happy - Mother Machine So here’s a thought; what if the Beatles smoked a tonne of marijuana with Supergrass, and decided to make a record? And then performed it in some scuzzy basement punk club? We don’t know in what universe this would’ve actually happened, but this groovy, squelchy new tune from Brighton-based alt rock mavericks Demob Happy is one indication of what it would’ve sounded like.
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Not art for sure...
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Good Paddy Joke...
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Good choice for her and more fun for him...
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Tuk Smith & The Restless Hearts - What Kinda Love When Atlanta renegades Biters went on indefinite hiatus a year or so ago, we suspected their main man would be back with something before long. One of those born-to-rock old souls in a millennial’s body (part Noel Fielding, part Stiv Bators), Tuk Smith is on gloriously glam, guitar-chopping form on this first single with The Restless Hearts. Expect rose petals, ruffle shirts and Thin Lizzy-esque twin leads – plus the kind of chorus that you’ll be singing under your breath for the next year.
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The Three Tremors Release New Video For “Sonic Suicide” Expand U.S. Tour Three of metal’s finest vocalists, known collectively as THE THREE TREMORS - Tim "Ripper" Owens (JUDAS PRIEST, ICED EARTH, DIO DISCIPLES), Harry "The Tyrant" Conklin (JAG PANZER, SATAN’S HOST, TITAN FORCE), and Sean "The Hell Destroyer" Peck (CAGE, DENNER/SHERMANN, DEATH DEALER) - Steel Cartel Records have announced the release of the 3-disc digipak, called ‘THE THREE TREMORS-THE SOLO VERSIONS,’ and have just unveiled a new video for the track ‘SONIC SUICIDE.’ Sean: "This video has some cool footage from our recent round of touring and speaks to the state of our media world we live in today where free speech is constantly under attack. Heavy metal has always been on the frontline defending and rebelling against censorship in all of its forms." Harry: "This reminds me of what it was like to be in high school and rocking out in your bedroom to heavy metal feeling like it was you against the world!" Tim: "This is one of my favorite songs on the record, and it this radio edit version rocks. I like what they did with it, and we felt strongly that is deserved a video to hammer home the strong message it has.” Each of the three singers performs the entire self-titled debut album alone, adding their stylings and nuances to all 12 of the songs. This brings a fresh and completely new take on the groundbreaking debut release, and all three versions are incredible in their own right. Each of the discs has brand new original artwork from DUSAN MARCOVIC and reflects the monstrous nature of this endeavor. Included in the set are all new artwork and packaging, three separate discs (The Ripper version, The Tyrant Version, The Hell Destroyer Version), and all-new photography. The order link can be found here at http://www.thethreetremors.com/site/store.html The Hell Destroyer: "We each sang and recorded the entire album, and so much great material got left on the cutting room floor because of how we pieced together the original release. I felt we had a cool product that we could put together, and I started working with Dave Garcia to mix them and assemble them. We contacted the artist and had him paint some incredible cover art to match the ferocity of the recordings." Ripper: "Everyone each had their amazing version of the album, and I was hoping we would find a way to get them released, and now here they are." The Tyrant: "This is a cool, unique product that as a metal fan myself would want to have. The different approach we each took to the songs makes each version fresh and interesting. Each guy did a great job, and it is a trip the metal fan is going to enjoy." Additionally, the band will be embarking on a US tour in 2020. A promotional video can be viewed at https://youtu.be/eitTjE8aoWk Harry "The Tyrant" Conklin - "We had a great time on the last US tour we did. We are changing up the set a little bit for this upcoming run and throwing some cool new surprises in. I think people are going to love it." Tim "Ripper" Owens - "I'm looking forward to hitting some of these States that we missed last time and bringing our show to places like Texas and Florida, that we have not played yet." Sean "The Hell Destroyer" Peck - "The album has been out for a while now, so people are more familiar with us as a band and the songs. We are following it up with the solo releases now so that these new shows will be supporting that release. We will have some radical new merchandise to go along with it, which I cannot wait to see. I love it that we are pounding America again and bringing this one of a kind metal experience to new cities as we expand our reach and get back to pounding the anvil!" TOUR DATES: Jan 27 Mon Austin, TX - Come and Take It Live Jan 28 Tues Dallas, TX - Trees Jan 29 Wed Houston, TX - Scout Bar Jan 30 Thurs Ybor City, FL - Crowbar Jan 31 Fri West Palm Beach, FL - Respectables Feb 1 Sat Orlando, FL - Soundbar Mar 25 Wed West Hollywood, CA - Whiskey a Go-Go Mar 26 Thurs Seattle, WA - El Corazon Mar 27 Fri SLC, UT - Liquid Joe's Mar 28 Sat Denver, CO - Herman’s Hideaway Mar 29 Sun Santa Ana, CA - Malones Mar 30 Mon San Diego, CA - Brick by Brick Apr 1 Wed Clifton, NJ - Dingbatz Apr 2 Thurs Waterford, NY - Chrome Apr 3 Fri New Bedford, MA - The Vault Music Hall Apr 4 Sat Brooklyn, NY - Kingsland Apr 5 Sun Elmhurst, NY - Blackthorn 51 Apr 7 Tues Des Moines, Iowa - Vaudeville Mews Apr 8 Wed Westland, MI - Token Lounge Apr 9 Thurs Joliet, II - The Forge Apr 10 Fri Milwaukee, WI - Club Garibaldi's Apr 11 Sat Minneapolis, MN - Whiskey Junction Ticketing links for U.S dates can be found here: http://www.thethreetremors.com/site/shows.html ‘Three Tremors’ Tracklisting: Invaders From The Sky 4:54 Bullets For The Damned 4:11 When The Last Scream Fades 6:04 Wrath Of Asgard 4:58 The Cause 3:54 King Of The Monsters 4:24 The Pit Shows No Mercy 4:34 Sonic Suicide 4:41 Fly Or Die 4:55 Lust Of The Blade 4:29 Speed To Burn 5:19 The Three Tremors 6:18 FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT: www.thethreetremors.com www.Facebook.com/thethreetremors www.twitter.com/thethreetremors https://www.bandsintown.com/en/a/15348682-the-three-tremors Instagram @thethreetremors The Three Tremors Release New Video For "Sonic Suicide" Expand U.S. Tour
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Hardline To Release Live Album “Life Live” & New Video For “Hot Cherie” Hardline’s performance at Frontiers Rock Festival 2019 was any hyperbole aside, one of a kind. The band not only performed a superb show but also saw none other than original drummer Deen Castronovo jump behind the kit to play on selected tracks from the band’s debut album. Hardline has been consistently touring in Europe the past few years and are a well oiled live machine. The show they put on at the legendary Live Club in Trezzo Sull’Adda has been hailed by many as one of their best in recent memory. With a solid rhythm section featuring powerhouse drummer Marco Di Salvia and Anna Portalupi, the multi-talented Alessandro Del Vecchio on keyboards and background vocals, stellar new guitarist Mario Percudani, and of course the inimitable Johnny Gioeli on vocals, Hardline rocked out hits from their debut album and played a selection of more recent hits from the last three albums. The band says, "We are so excited to share our Hardline performance that was filmed and recorded live at the Frontiers Rock Festival 2019 We’ve always appreciated our work in the studio, but the magic happens when we take the stage. We’ve wanted to capture the true essence and power of this line-up so that fans who can't reach us in person can finally see us in the comfort of their home. “LIFE LIVE” speaks to the chemistry, fun and musical power we love to share with our audience. “Life,” our newest album, was released on the same weekend as the festival, which made an exciting preview of the songs in a packed house environment. We were amazed to hear the crowd’s reaction to the new songs and we knew at that moment, we made something special. Sit back, relax and enjoy one of our most memorable shows, and cherish with us a moment in time for all to remember. Hardline…..always moving forward…thanks to all the amazing fans around the world." A can’t miss release for fans new and old! Tracklist (CD and DVD): 1. Place To Call Home 2. Takin' Me Down 3. Dr. Love 4. Where Will We Go From Here 5. Page Of Your Life 6. Life's A Bitch 7. In The Hands Of Time 8. Take You Home 9. Everything 10. Hot Cherie 11. Fever Dreams 12. Rhythm From A Red Car Line-up: Johnny Gioeli - Vocals Alessandro Del Vecchio - Keyboards, vocals Mario Percudani - Guitars, backing vocals Anna Portalupi - Bass Marco Di Salvia - Drums Deen Castronovo - Special Guest, DrumsConnect with Hardline: http://www.hardlinerocks.com/site/ https://www.facebook.com/hardlinerocks/ https://www.instagram.com/hardlinerocks/
