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Anti-Flag: For Blood and Empire

Posted:5/31/2006 11:13:00 AM by Valentine
RCA, as in a major label? That was kind of weird to see on an Anti-Flag CD, but whatever. Read the full review >>>

Sweet Wednesday: Wherever You Go

Posted:5/29/2006 4:17:00 PM by Joel Edelman
Occasionally goofy lyrics are the big surprise on Wherever You Go. Read the full review >>>

Nire: We All Shine On

Posted:5/29/2006 4:00:00 PM by Joel Edelman
With haunting vocals and bite-size tracks, Nire do an excellent job with crafting efficient songs that you really ought to love, if you know what's good for you. Read the full review >>>

Julia Lau: In the Wildflowers and Weeds

Posted:5/29/2006 3:02:00 PM by Joel Edelman
Listening to this album crashed my broswer, but why should you care? Julia Lau does an excellent Paula Cole impression on In the Wildflowers and Weeds, but what does it all mean?

Well, there's plenty of low- and midtempo tunes on the album, and some of them run together a bit, but her voice is so even-keeled that it's not a problem. Read the full review >>>

Jolenes: Get It to Go

Posted:5/29/2006 12:43:00 PM by Joel Edelman
It's amazing how things have changed since 2003. Read the full review >>>

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Latest news from punknews.org

The Jealous Sound: 'A Gentle Reminder'

The Jealous Sound The Jealous Sound have posted a stream of their new album, A Gentle Reminder. The album is due out January 31, 2012.


New ruling would make parody and recreation photos and album covers illegal

The copyright battle continues on another front as a UK Patents County Court judge found that copyright infringement could occur even if the photo has been recreated from scratch. According to the ruling, "copying a photograph does not require a facsimile reproduction, it is enough to recreate the scene or a substantial part of it."

This could make famous photographic recreations like the ubiquitous Abbey Road parodies and even covers like Rancid's ... And Out Come The Wolves tribute to Minor Threat copyright infringement.

Find more details via Amateur Photographer.

This Will Destroy You: "Black Dunes"

This Will Destroy You This Will Destroy You have posted the video for their track "Black Dunes." The song comes from their Suicide Squeeze Records debut, Tunnel Blanket.

Find it via Spin.

Worship This!: 'The Nard Years' 7-inch

Worship This!Our stream today comes from Cleveland / Akron, OH-based Worship This!. We've got a stream of the band's new 7-inch, The Nard Years. The record can be purchased on pink vinyl through Messy Life Records. Residents of the UK and Europe can order the 7-inch from Seven Inch Records.

You can check it out on their Punknews.org Profile

Death to False Hope Fest unveils initial details

Alternative Press has revealed the initial details for this year's Death to False Hope Fest. The event, put on by North Carolina-based Death to False Hope Records, will be held June 29th and 30th at the Motorco Music Hall in Durham, NC. So far, The Dopamines, Elway, The Fake Boys, Red Collar, and The Future Kings of Nowhere have been confirmed, with more bands to be announced in the coming weeks. Tickets will go on sale on February 1st.

More info can be found at the festival's website here.

 

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