By Daniel | Wednesday, August, 15th, 2007
Electonica. Techno. Electro.
These are terms that seem to conjure very strong feelings, for or against, regarding music. For many, hearing one of these terms brings to mind a vision of a teenager, doped up on Ecstasy, in baggy pants, twirling and spinning away in a dark concert hall with glow sticks in hand, [...]
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By Daniel | Wednesday, June, 13th, 2007
That was fast! This was posted by Jade on Blaqk Audio’s MySpace blog:
So yes, our album is called “CexCells”. I wanted to reveal it here first but seems someone already did. Aaaand, it’s coming out August 7th. Here’s another tidbit of info, the tracklisting:
01. Stiff Kittens
02. Between Breaths (An XX Perspective)
03. Snuff On Digital
04. Bitter [...]
By Daniel | Friday, June, 8th, 2007
It’s been a while since I’ve written about anything AFI related, ever since my review about the disappointment with their latest release “DECEMBERUNDERGROUND“. Fear not, my weary readers! For AFI is back, sort of.
Make up wearing, tattooed front man Davey Havok and Jade Puget from AFI have been working on a side project called “Blaqk [...]
By Daniel | Monday, May, 21st, 2007
That’s right. I said it. Linkin Park’s new album, “Minutes to Midnight” is by far their best one yet… and I own all of them.
It’s sometimes difficult to review a CD by a band you’re a huge fan of because when others read what you think about the CD, they may assume [...]
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By Daniel | Thursday, January, 11th, 2007
Created: Thu, 11 Jan 2007
Category: Music
I must admit, before I had even heard one of this group’s songs, I was already pretty convinced I would end up buying their CD “A Beautiful Lie”. The lead singer is Jared Leto. For those of you who don’t know, he played the blonde haired guy in “Fight Club“, he played a junkie in “Requiem for a Dream“, a soldier in “The Thin Red Line”, and he was also in several other movies such as “American Psycho”, “Lord of War” and many others.
Even though he’s not typically known to be a big box-office name, I’ve always likes his roles, and choice of movies. It wasn’t until “Requiem for a Dream” (kick ass soundtrack, too!) that I really began to appreciate his talent.
When I heard that he was in a band, I was pretty convinced that it would be very good. The CD is only 10 official tracks long - there are two “hidden” tracks. This album is what I can only describe as oddly epic. Each song is packed with searing vocals, electric tid bits that tease your ears, thump-tastic drumming and great guitar and basswork. Not to mention their music videos. Their first video for this album was for the track entitled “The Kill” which was a creative homage to “The Shining”. Their second, more involved and as epically pleasing as their entire album, was the video for my personal favorite track, “From Yesterday”. The video featured old school samurai in armor, sword fighting, in what looked like a very colorful and eye-appealing feudal Japan.
For the price of this CD at Amazon, you can’t go wrong. If you’re curious, head over to Amazon.com or iTunes and check out a few clips of their songs. Then go buy the CD!
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