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Hailing from North Carolina,this 4 piece metal act has taken hatred to another level.Blending technical song structures with hate driven speed and inspirational lyrics."THE ORDER OF THE MORNING STAR" is a mixture of all great metal... DEATH,BLACK,THRASH,SPEED,ETC.A pure assault on the folklore of the times.A must have for fans of lamb of god, slayer, and mastodon.And undoubtedly the most aggressive metal vocalist in the metal scene today! Order Of The Morning Star Music | List Price | $8.99 (You save $0.60) | | Category | Heavy Metal Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7310406 | | Catalog number | 105324 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 26, 2006 |
Worst Case Scenario Order Of The Morning Star Songs | 1. | Alive |
| 2. | Untitled |
| 3. | As The Burning Angels Scream |
| 4. | 80 Lies To Live By |
| 5. | In All Of Beauties Darkness |
| 6. | Defying The Appathetic Virtues Of A Self Consumed God |
| 7. | Suffer The Martyr |
| 8. | The Art Of Understanding Me |
| 9. | The Order Of The Morning Star |
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Order Of The Morning Star Music Review Purchase Order Of The Morning Star CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Transatlantic The Whirlwind CDs (2009)
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Though former Runaways guitarist Lita Ford has been absent from the recording industry since 1997, she hasn't exactly been idle. After releasing Kiss Me Deadly, her final album after a string of them in the '80s and '90s, the music scene -- and the industry with it -- changed, and alternative ruled the airwaves. ...
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Whether or not it is his intention, Justin Broadrick's Jesu project continues to move into ever more song-oriented material, while never lessening the volume or the sheer melodic thud of his attack. Opiate Sun is released on Mark Kozelek's Cabo Verde imprint. Initially, it was conceived as the first of a projected two-part EP idea: Broadrick originally wanted each EP to feature a collaboration between his live (Dave Cochrane and Phil Petrocelli) and studio (Ted ...
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DUO HARMONY winners - Western Music Association - Nov. 2005National touring, an Emmy for arranging, too many performances to count, and hundreds of enthusiastic current and prior students are all part of Walt Richards' long musical ...
| | Dead Lane Cross Signpost CD (2006)
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DEAD LANE CROSS:-Linden Beamish (20) - VocalsTerry Bennington (19) - Bass GuitarBarney Monger (24)- DrumsCeri Monger (19) - GuitarINFOBLURB:-Formed Nov. 02, by longtime friends Ceri (guitar) and Terry (bass guitar) plus more recent mate Linden, soon joined by Ceri's brother, experienced drummer Barney, from authoritative power-thrash band Vessel.Within 5 months, with the last-minute addition of guitarist James L. Brown, Dead Lane Cross was up and running: heavy hardcore metal with searing riffs ...
| | Rex Moroux Royal Street Inn CD (2006)
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“I’ve been a drunk, a lover, occasional liar, sweetheart, asshole, unemployed troublemaker, raconteur, bon vivant, wannabe Teddy boy, wannabe Bob Dylan, and on occasion a pretty goddamned good boyfriend.”That’s Austin singer/songwriter Rex Moroux’s capsule self-assessment, offered not as lyrics in a confessional tune – though the sentence does take on a sweet little rhythm – but in answer to a question regarding what jobs he held before embarking on his music career. And if the Lafayette, La., native couldn’t express himself musically, he says, “I hope I would have access to morphine, Gertrude Stein’s ‘The Making of Americans’ and air-conditioning, because that’s about the only other three things I could see myself doing.” Moroux doesn’t mention that he’s funny, self-deprecating and whip-smart – and actually, pretty honest – but those traits come through in his conversation and his music, a rootsy amalgam of influences as vast as the record collection amassed by his late father, who DJed in high school.Fortunately, Moroux, 28, has been able to devote himself to developing his art – and his second album, “Royal Street Inn,” named for a New Orleans hostel, is filled with the winning results. Moroux started composing songs while living in Los Angeles, where he’d gone in 2000 to write for a playhouse after attending Loyola in New Orleans and the University of Louisiana in Lafayette. He’d already written a play and wound up doing some pieces for actors’ workshops, but once he discovered songwriting, he says, “I knew that’s what I really wanted to do.“It’s such a beautiful, simple, and wonderfully enlightening form,” Moroux explains. “I view songs as immortal; they are on the wind, they can’t be burned or banned… I grew up in the heart of Cajun Louisiana, so it always seemed like music was in the air. It usually was, but even when it was silent, someone was crying. I think that’s what it comes down to. People who write honest songs are criers. I don’t like to cry, normally; I have to control it, then it’s like an orgasm. That’s why I do this.”He began performing at coffeehouses in L.A., doing what he calls his “pseudopolitical, Marxism lite songs” (“I was a Dylanophile, like most people,” is his explanation). He loved it, and was well received, but a family tragedy drew him back to Louisiana. His beloved first cousin, a football player for the University of Florida, died of heat stroke during a practice. ...
| | Ian Siegal Bigger Plate Of Meat & Potatoes CD (2006)
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The titular "bigger plate" refers to an additional DVD now included with the original studio audio CD. This features a 90-minute show of a smoking, in more ways than one, performance of the Ian Siegal band at the North Sea Jazz Festival on tour to promote his Meat & Potatoes album. The simple answer to the obvious question of whether this justifies buying the album again for those who already own it is an unqualified yes. Siegal reprises six of the disc's songs and not only extends them but adds two covers that allow him even more room to stretch out. The closing "You Don't Love Me" is lengthened to a 15-minute centerpiece where Siegal wanders off on long but never boring talk/singing interludes that add an edge to his already spiked-up combination of blues, funk, and soul. His version of the Jimmy Liggins by way of Albert Collins "I Ain't Drunk" expands to over nine minutes. The total of those two tracks alone accounts for nearly a third of the show. Siegal's usual backing duo is also enhanced for this gig by guitarist Matt Schofield, a Nugene-signed act who is also Siegal's producer, and Schofield's keyboardist, Jonny Henderson. The beefed-up sound and extra musicians allow Siegal room to lay back, play occasional rhythm guitar, and even drop his instrument occasionally to concentrate on singing. It's somewhat disconcerting to hear that Howlin' Wolf-styled rasp emanate from Siegal's baby face, but his style, while obviously indebted to Wolf, never seems forced. He is also one of the few musicians to light a cigarette ...
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Dying Regret is a San Diego based metal band formed in 2005. Dying Regret is Mike Rawluk on drums, Willie Powell and Ben Lazzaro on guitars, and Wayne Lichte on bass. The band recently finished the EP "The Price of Human Ruin" in January, which was just released June 2007. "The Price of Human Ruin" was produced, engineered and mixed by Fred Archambault. Mr. ...
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