The Dillinger Escape Plan – One Of Us Is The Killer
The Dillinger Escape Plan has never been one of my favorite bands simply because I never really got them.
The Dillinger Escape Plan has never been one of my favorite bands simply because I never really got them.
Captain, We’re Sinking is one of those bands that has been flying under the mainstream radar for quite some time while at the same time strengthening their hold on the underground, which is probabl
Eric Richter (he of Christie Front Drive and a zillion other bands) has a new project called Highness. Along with dudes from City Of Caterpillar and Pg.
Two years after they made a comeback with “Macabre Eternal”, San Francisco’s death metallers are back with “The Headless Ritual”.
The stoned surfer dudes that make up ASG are back with a new album called “Blood Drive”, their first for Relapse if I’m not mistaken.
Boston’s Ramming Speed have a new album out called “Doomed To Destroy, Destined To Die” and on it they sound like they want to live up to their name.
Jimmy Eat World has always been a consistent band and that’s why three years after “Invented”, they’re back at it with a new album called “Damage”.
After releasing “Anti-Anti” in 2006, Snowden seemed ready for take-off, touring with the likes of Arcade Fire and Kings Of Leon, releasing a live DVD from New York’s Bowery Ballroom and ending up w
When a drug baron (Eduardo Noriega) escapes from custody in Las Vegas and takes off for the Mexican border, attempts are made by the FBI (led by Forest Whitaker) to stop him. Of course they fail and the only thing standing between Noriega and sipping cocktails on a Mexican beach is Arnold Schwarzenegger, who plays the sherriff of a dusty frontier town called Sommerton.
If you liked “Dead Snow”, “Shaun Of The Dead” or any other zomedy, then you’re in for a treat with Matthias Hoene’s “Cockneys Vs Zombies”. From the moment a pair of construction workers stumble across a tomb sealed in the seventeenth century and accidentally unleash the dead, the action and the laughs follow each other in quick succession.