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Reblogged from : England’s rising pop-punk sensation SHARKS played the Fox Theater on Saturday night, sharing the stage with Social Distortion for the second night in a row. With their brash and impulsive strain of the slamming pop-punk genre, the group proved to many that night that it still has a place in today’s music scene. [...]

Review: Lana Del Rey – “Born To Die”

Posted: February 8, 2012 in Albums, Reviews
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The self-proclaimed “gangsta Nancy Sinatra” has a sultry 50s vamp vibe mixed with an enigmatic aura that is reflected in her songs. This album serves as a film noir score written by the bone-chilling femme fatale. It opens up with the title track and strongest song: “Born To Die”. It sets the tone for the rest of the album – a ruthless story about dangerous love narrated by a misty-eyed coquette backed by an intense cinematic production.

Reblogged from : The Township Auditorium in Columbia, SC housed a packed lineup on January 22, 2012. The Menzingers joined hardcore icons Rise Against and A Day to Remember for some pyrotechnically-dense extravagance this weekend. We sent contributor Troy Browder to cover the show, and he produced some truly awesome captures for his first bit of work for the Thrillcall fam. (Seriously, two words: hovering [...]

Reblogged from : Billed as the “Four & More” tour, Winnipeg’s The Weakerthans set up residency at the Independent for a sold-out four-night stretch of dates, each a celebration of a different full length from their modestly-sized but venerable discography. The album show, if it is common enough to be known as such, is a [...]