Anthrax Lobes On White Noise Tour With John Bush
Anthrax and new frontman John Bush deliver a heavy live show at Lone Star Amphitheater on August 28. Bush emphasizes a personal vocal style and evolving sound while discussing the band’s studio process, influences, and the shift from previous singer Joey Belladonna.
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I Mother Earth Dig album review and analysis
A review of I Mother Earth and the Dig album notes psychedelic, lasting tracks, strong mood, and emotional expression. Describes Edwin's haunting vocals, seven long songs, and influences from Santana to Pink Floyd. Highlights cover art, band lineup, and travel through inner themes with a call to buy the disc.
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Capitol Records
I Mother Earth
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Bruce Gordon
Christian Ranna
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Jesus’ Apostles
Controversial songsmith returns with hypnotic techno LP
The piece notes LaTOUR on Smash Records released People Are Still Having Sex reaching number one on Billboard Club Dance Sales and Top 40 on Hot 100. It mentions charity proceeds to TJ Martell Foundation and previews Home on the Range with tracks Like Following You and Hypnomania blending techno house and trance.
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Anthrax
J.B
R.B
Charlie
Night Line
A.I.D.S
TJ Martell Foundation
Latour
KRBE
Bayou Mama
YoYo Returns With You Better Ask Somebody Album
YoYo's new album You Better Ask Somebody blends deep bass and catchy lyrics with a diverse range from blunt street attitude to reflective tales. Tracks like West side story Letter to the pen and Bonnie and Clyde theme showcase a bold, introspective, and gritty look at life in the hood.
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East West Records
Blunt
Ice Cube
Yo Yo
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