MUSIC REVUE: Muse – The 2nd Law

Muse has never been a band to shy away from controversial opinions. If this was not apparent with Absolution, Black Holes and Revelations, or The Resistance, then the listener is missing some critical elements of Muse’s typical message. To be fair, Muse also touches on romance/personal connections. I heard that they were releasing a new album back in January of this year, so one can imagine my anticipation. Follow me to learn more about the new album The 2nd Law.

MUSIC REVUE – Hardcore History 34-39: Death Throes of the Republic (Series)

It is a rare event that a podcast – a history podcast no less – to merit attention on an entertainment site. For starters, it has to be entertaining. There are thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of podcasts out there; some are worth listening to and some are not. For any interest out there, I wager there is a dedicated community podcast for it. Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History podcast merits some attention for his latest episode, the conclusion of “Death Throes of the Republic.”

MUSIC REVUE – Rebecca Black “Friday”

 

Have you ever asked for a song that was auto-tuned six ways from…well…Friday? Would you like a song that is so over the top that teaches you some new-found respect for Justin Bieber? How about a singer that enunciates each and every single syllable, even in slang? There are some things that can only be as current as possible, and on Friday, March 11, Rebecca Black released her debut single Friday on YouTube.com. Where to begin, where to begin? …

MUSIC REVUE: TEN “Stormwarning”

 

The hardest part about being a fan of an unknown band is that you’ll find yourself trying to yell from rooftops when new albums come out. Luckily, I don’t have this problem since I have a specialty in pointing out things that most people would ordinarily never hear of. It is because of this wonderful relationship I have with you that I present the review of Stormwarning, the new album by TEN.