Experimental metal outfit Intronaut have begun writing for their follow-up to 2008′s Prehistoricisms, and are going to document the process with some webisodes. Here is the first one:
It is odd for me to think that a blog that started as reviewing music with a couple friends, has actually become something with a little web presence, and actual readers. And yet, here I … 
There has been a lot of hype about The Killer Inside Me since its debut at Sundance earlier this year. Oddly, there wasn’t much talk in regards to the actual quality of the film itself, … 
American’s Midwest has long been reputable as a region that birthed some of the world’s greatest emo and post-hardcore talent. The South and DC were significant in their own right, but neither broke the … 
In 1994, rapper Common released a song entitled “I Used to Love H.E.R.” (H.E.R. meaning Hearing Every Rhyme), in which he blamed the degradation of hip hop on west coast gangsta rap, and compared it … 
While you’re reading the following interview with Shehzaad Jiwani of Toronto rockers Greys, check out one of two new tracks. This one is entitled “Rennie”. You can check out “Simple Living” on their Myspace.
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A seemingly odd pairing for a Tuesday night, post-rockers This Will Destroy You ventured into Lee’s Palace with comeback kids Autolux. Their sonic relation was not very apparent until both bands brought their catalogue to … 
Whether you know him as the guy who Kurt Cobain learned all his tricks from, or simply don’t know him at all (the more likely of the two options), Greg Sage was one of the …
Prehistoricisms was epic as fuck. I expect big things.
OHHH. Can't wait for this one.
Cool idea. Band has a brilliant catalogue
I love the candidness of all this. Just goes to show you how professional and eloquent these guys are when composing music.