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Archive for the ‘music’ Category
Thursday, July 15th, 2010
 First, a few things said about Boyd Rice:
1) Boyd Rice was a black pimp.
2) Boyd Rice was my mentor.
3) Boyd Rice is an Iconoclast.
The speaker of each quote, respectively? Charles Manson, Marilyn Manson, and Anton LaVey. (more…)
Tags: Boyd Rice, Iconoclast
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Saturday, June 5th, 2010
 When I heard Danzig would be doing an appearance on Fox News’ show Red Eye tonight, I actually thought I was being messed with. But the segment just ended. And it’s true. Glenn Danzig was just on Fox News Channel in 2010. The segment started out with some clips from Danzig’s new video, and then we got to see Glenn himself – who did the interview from behind a pair of black shades. Host Greg Gutfield started out by complimenting Glenn on how great he looked. Glenn shrugged off the compliment, saying he wasn’t obsessed with the gym, he just works out when he can. He talked a little about his diet – that he hasn’t had pork in 30 years, etc. etc. Don’t worry – it gets better. Glenn had some things to say about Misfits t-shirts, an expanded tour and… the Obama administration. (more…)
Tags: Danzig, Deth Red Sabaoth
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Wednesday, May 26th, 2010
 More often than not, the soundtrack for any given episode of True Blood is unbearably cool. So if you didn’t feel like spending tons of money to pick up the DVDs for True Blood – Season 2 yesterday, you’ve got another option that’ll send you back down to Bon Temps, and make you remember all the dancing, black eyed insanity of Season 2. After the jump we’ve got the full track listings for the soundtrack for True Blood – Season 2 and YouTubes of some of the best songs. Obviously, pick it up on iTunes, or Amazon, or certain other types of websites. (more…)
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Saturday, May 8th, 2010
 What to say about this comic. I’m sure if you’re reading this site, the chances are pretty good that you’ve had the seminal debate of, “Who would win in a fight? Henry Rollins or Glenn Danzig?” Igloo Tornado has taken this coupling one step further in their latest mini-comic, asking us all, “What would happen if Henry Rollins and Glenn Danzig were actually lovers, in a stormy, yet caring, relationship?” One of the causes of their dramas? The satanists living next door – Hall and Oates. It’s almost too much to take in with one synopsis. I suggest doing like I did, and ordering yourself a copy for $4 from Microcosm. Or checking back here to see how we review it. Then ordering a copy. Still shocked this exists, and probably nothing sums it up better than the back cover quote they managed to score from Henry – which you can check out on Microcosm.
Tags: Glenn Danzig, Henry Rollins
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Thursday, April 15th, 2010
 When Fuse’s Mistress Juliya broke on her Twitter early this morning that Peter Steele was dead, due to heart failure, the knee jerk reaction from fans could only be one thing: we’ve heard this before. By now, however, after confirmations from bandmates, Type O Negative’s label, and fans, it seems to be true that everything dies. Even Peter Steele. (more…)
Tags: Carnivore, Peter Steele, Type O Negative
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Tuesday, April 6th, 2010
 Melissa Auf Der Maur tamed the demon within Glenn Danzig long enough to get him to duet with her on her new ablum, Out Of Our Minds, released on March 30. The song, “Father’s Grave,” is posted after the jump and is every bit what you’d expect. In an interview with Noisecreep, MadM let her inner fangirl out full force when discussing recording the track back in 2008: “My lucky sweatband that I wore throughout most of Hole was a Danzig patch sweatband, and I used to live in Los Angeles not too far from Danzig’s home and drive by in my 1967 Cougar and would whisper [adopts girlie pleading voice], ‘Please be my friend,’” she chuckles. “I wanted so bad to have Danzig in my life.” She also praises the honor of being the only artist to get a duet with Danzig in his entire career. Check out the results. (more…)
Tags: Danzig, Melissa Auf Der Maur
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Monday, April 5th, 2010
 A big part of the reason SCARS has the moniker “The Magazine That Leaves Marks” rather than “Horror That Leaves Marks” is because it gives us free license to cover all different transgressive parts of culture that we like. For example, we can report on the fact that the only surviving band of the original trinity of British punk, Buzzcocks, have decided to launch a massive US tour. At their age! (more…)
Tags: Buzzcocks
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Thursday, March 25th, 2010
 The Murderdolls sometimes seem like such a sweet distant memory. However, where there’s a horror movie there’s a song, and Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison has revealed to U.K. Kerrang, that he and Wednesday 13 will be re-uniting this year to record a new Murderdolls album, Women and Children Last – the first Murderdolls album in eight years.
Reunions have been murmured about before, and in the interview, Jordison talked about why they decided now would be the ideal time to record again: “It’s been an ongoing conversation between Wednesday and I from 2006 until now. We were bored with everything out there, and thought we had something to piss people off and shake things up. Everything is such a product or a fucking formula these days… Fuck formula! Fuck the norm!” (more…)
Tags: Murderdolls, Women and Children Last
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