Our product manager extraordinaire Veronica lends us her choice selection of music for all to enjoy this week. Happy Hump Day!
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Monterey Bay Aquarium

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Three Goblin Art
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cherry valley forever
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Not today Justin
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Our product manager extraordinaire Veronica lends us her choice selection of music for all to enjoy this week. Happy Hump Day!
Our 2016 SXSW Metal Showcase aptly dubbed eOne's Austin Occupation. The event will take place at Elysium Austin located at 705 Red River St. on Thursday March 17th. Doors will open at 7PM and will be FREE for SXSW badge holders. The inaugural year will include a bill consisting of eOne Music artists spanning the gamut of hard music genres. Lineup: Crowbar The Contortionist Drowning Pool Black Crown Initiate Black Fast
it’s gonna be a metal party
The second conspiracy laden song from High on Fire’s upcoming Luminiferous is now listenable.
Hear “The Sunless Years” over on EW.com
Dark Sermon just announced their new album ‘The Oracle’
SHAMAN
We made a special mix for all ya stoners out there.
Enjoy the celebration and remember to share.
4.20 Metal by eoneheavy.
April brings us the U.S. return of AVATAR. Prepare yourselves for the freak show.
U&U Interview :: Josh Scogin of '68
Josh Scogin is no stranger to many of the venues you’ve grown up going to and he’s certainly spent more time than most on the road. We caught up with the former The Chariot frontman to talk about his new band '68, his thoughts on being “a band dude”, and more. Check out our exclusive Q&A below.
So you’ve gone from a band that’s notorious for their live show to a two piece where you have more responsibilities and pressure, etc. After The Chariot, did you know that you wanted to do a smaller project in the future? Why?
It wasn’t immediate but eventually I came to the realization that I was going to do a duo. The thought behind it was- I’ve been able to tour for a long time and its something that I’m comfortable with. So, it was an attempt to take something back and flip it upside down. I love touring but I want to make it fresh and new. So for me, taking something as commonplace as touring and making it completely different is new. It’s just two dudes and now I have to worry about guitar and everything that could be different is different. Musically, it has been something that I’ve really enjoyed. I’ve enjoyed trying to create something big out of something so small. Everything sort of lined up into place once I came up with the idea of making this project a duo. It’s been quite nice and now being over a year into it, it’s still an adventure.
This is a duo but people are more likely to recognize you because of your former bands. Who’s Michael McClennan and how did you both originally meet?
Michael is a friend of mine from Atlanta, GA and his brother works at a studio where I’ve recorded all my records at (Glow In The Dark Studios). I originally knew him from that. We just became friends through the studio and then when it came time to do this, he was the first person I thought of. He’s excited about touring and how he plays drums really fit the vibe I was going for. It worked well together so it was an obvious choice.
You all just put out a music video for “Track 9” that was super unique. Lyrically what stands out for me is “If they take your crown away. Is that all that makes you king?” What was the inspiration behind that line?
The metaphor there is sort of like, if they stripped you of the legal title, would people still treat you as such because you’re a good person? It’s a complicated song but it’s the idea of trying to maintain being a good person and a good human and treating people fairly and thinking with sober judgement. You realize that we’re all humans and we can all treat each other kindly. That’s the short version.
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TO THE -CORE
We made a 8tracks play list so you can start your weekend pit sooner than later. Full SLAMAGE below.
To The -Core from eoneheavy on 8tracks Radio.
REFLECTIONS ENTER MACHINE SHOP STUDIOS WITH WILL PUTNEY TO BEGIN WORK ON ALL NEW LP
NEW YORK - Twin Cities, Minnesota based metal act REFLECTIONS will enter THE MACHINE SHOP this week with producer WILL PUTNEY to begin work on their sophomore release for Good Fight Music / eOne Music. The yet-to-be-titled effort will be released in summer 2015. “When we heard we had the opportunity to work with Will we were all about it,” says frontman Jake Foster. “We're huge fans of all The Machine Shop's work.”
“For the first time, we've written an album where listening to it all the way through will tell you a story. After an eye opening year of touring while trying to maintain life at home, I feel that we have truly written our best music yet.”
Their new video for "Primordial Sound" is really pretty
Noisey said new The Contortionist is pretty. Pretty sweet.
WHIP IT
The online home for Revolver Magazine and the Golden Gods Awards delivers hard rock and heavy metal news, Hottest Chicks in Hard Rock, music video, photos and more
The home of rock and metal Revolver has the new Black Crown Initiate video premiere and it's SICK!
SOON!
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'68 - In Humor And Sadness
Stream this amazing pieces of insanity from '68