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Return of the Living Dead is prob-ably the best horror/comedy cross-over film to ever be made (screw you, Wayans Brothers, this is how it’s done right!) With a plot centred around a group of punk-rock kids who accidentally release a virus that cause the dead to rise up and eat the brains of the living, it only makes sense to have a rockin’ soundtrack to go along with it.
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The Sound of Sunshine is possibly the most positive and perfect album to help us get through those mid- term blues and the next six months of winter.
It gives you summer happiness on-demand — whenever you need it and wherever you may be at the time. Continue reading
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In early 2009, chief songwriter, guitarist and vocalist, Elizabeth Powell, suffered a hemorrhaged vocal polyp, resulting in a cancelled tour and ample time to write a new record. This album, though enjoyable, is a lot like the band’s last album Some Are Lakes, and in essence, a lot like its first EP.
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Tie on that bandana head-band good and tight, cut the sleeves off of your denim jacket, and clench your fist and get it ready to pump because real heavy metal has made its return.
That’s right, double-guitar leads, general mid-tempo drumming perfect for banging one’s head and best of all, clean vocals! That’s right; no “Cookie Monster” or demonic possessions here, just straight heroic cries into the sky.
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I always believed in the old saying, “never judge a book by its cover,” and I still do believe it.
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