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The OlDirty Hick returns after having the summer off and brings a bunch of new vinyl to the Show. We have some new live recordings of Uncle Acid and some new Wizard Master and Monolord. This set is doom laden with some ripping metal and a bit of local trans grindcore to close the show. All Hail the Black Goat and enjoy the show.Uncle Acid and the DeadbeatsSlaughter on First AvenueI see through youUncle Acid and the DeadbeatsSlaughter on First AvenueWaiting for BloodKing Gizzard and the lizard wi...

Matt Pike and Co. celebrating 25th anniversary in 2023

New releases from Sevendust, Post Malone, From Ashes to New and more

Garbage People is a new metalpunk band with three members of Inter Arma, Revocation's bassist, Jon Rice (Umbra Vitae, Uncle Acid, ex-Job For A Cowboy) on drums, and Ryan Parrish (City of Caterpillar, Iron Reagan, ex-Darkest Hour) on electronics.

Richmond, Virginia’s Garbage People are a new metal outfit comprising guitarists T.J. Childers (Inter Arma) and Joel Moore (Inter Arma), bassist Brett Bamberger (Revocation), drummer Jon Rice (Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats, ex-Job For A Cowboy), vocalist Mike Paparo (Artificial Brain, Inter Arma), and Ryan Parrish (Iron Reagan). Today, they’ve shared a debut single, “Snout.” “We are going to tour, do live shows, put out recordings and continue being an actual band...

As we enter into the peak of the Utah summer heat, chill out and cool off with six selections from July’s Local Music Singles Roundup!

Levitation Festival will return to Austin this Halloween weekend from October 26-29. Levitation has also unveiled the first wave of its lineup: Unknown Mortal Orchestra, BadBadNotGood, Flying Lotus, Unwound, Amyl & The Sniffers, the Brian Jonestown Massacre, Oneohtrix Point Never, Panda Bear + Sonic Boom, Durand Jones, the Black Angels, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats, Ty Segall & Freedom Band, and more.

Levitation Music Festival has announced the dates, venues and initial artist lineup for this year’s annual weekend event, slated to take place Halloween

Local doom group Hibernaut's Ingress is worth the listen and serves up great imagery for people looking at the mirage of life and death.

Far from the idyllic Shire-like spring paradise in which it is painted by yearning winter minds, May is an unpredictable month in the Mississippi Valley, a season of change unto itself. The polarity of the season is reflected by this month's musical events: a pair of shows as drastically different as the ever-shifting days of May.