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Abysmal Dawn announce new album release
Los Angeles, CA's Abysmal Dawn has announced the title of their forthcoming album as Leveling The Plane of Existence. Leveling The Plane of Existence, the follow-up 2008's Programmed To Consume, has been set for a February 1st North American release date (February 7th – UK, February 11th – Germany, Benelux, February 14th – rest of EU). Additional album details including album art and track listing will be posted shortly. Abysmal Dawn began recording Leveling The Plane of Existence in May 2010. The drums were recorded at Trench Studios in Corona, CA with John Haddad (Phobia, Intronaut, Hirax) with the rest of the instrumentation being produced and recorded by Mike Bear (Artisan, ex-Prototype) at Artisan Road Studios in Encino, CA. Leveling The Plane of Existence is being mixed and mastered by Erik Rutan (Cannibal Corpse, Goatwhore, Hate Eternal) at Mana Recording Studios in St. Petersburg, FL. Abysmal Dawn guitarist/vocalist Charles Elliott recently commented on the album: "After a...
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Ben Jorgensen announces Australian tour
Ben Jorgensen had it all. The band that he created and fronted, Armor For Sleep, was a staple in a scene that went from existing solely in the form of basement shows to selling out the worlds biggest arena's in a short matter of time. Along with bands like My Chemical Romance and Fall Out Boy, AFS helped carry the torch for the underground "emo" scene, which exploded into the mainstream and eventually consumed itself under its own weight. With the release of two albums on an independent label and one on a major, AFS managed to sell over 350,000 albums in the U.S. alone. Their second album "What To Do When You Are Dead", a concept album about a post-suicidal heartbroken ghost (of sorts), was critically acclaimed and the band was cited by the author Stephanie Meyer in the acknowledgments section of her book "New Moon" as being an influence on her during the writing process, among others. And then in 2008, after spending a summer opening up for Linkin Park, the lights went out. "I j...
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Propagandhi: new label search
Following up the release of their forthcoming album, Canadian punk rockers, Propagandhi have released an official statement towards their search for a new record label. "Don't make us do it ourselves. We've all seen what happens when we're left in charge of things. I know, the industry is in a tailspin and the relevance of the label-band relationship is more in question than it ever has been, but there are still some things a band like us needs to make it work smoothly. "We've had enthusiastic, but vague inquiries from a few labels and we really appreciate that. But we're not looking for vague. We're not looking for nebulous “what do you guys want?” inquiries. We're looking for a strong, specific, enthusiastic offer that lays out in detail what your organization will do for us in exchange for releasing what will certainly be our wildest record yet. "Let's do this: pretend we're Brian Burke. Then pretend our next record is Tomas Kaberle. Now pretend you are a middling western co...