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Interviews: Talking 'All Hard Feelings' with Tracy, Mark, and Mikey of Cross Dog - Vimarsana News

Interviews: Talking 'All Hard Feelings' with Tracy, Mark, and Mikey of Cross Dog

Tomorrow Peterborough, Ontario-based hardcore punk band Cross Dog will unleash their excellent third album, All Hard Feelings, into the world. The band comes out of the gate swinging on opening track “Hard Feelings”, showcasing their hard-hitting lyrics and wonderfully heavy instrumentation that...

Sum 41 - Isle of Wight Radio - Vimarsana News

Sum 41 - Isle of Wight Radio

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"I've had years of listening to that Goldtop and now, I own it": Sum 41's Deryck Whibley and Dave Baksh talk perfect guitars, going from amp stacks to profilers – and the difficult decision to say goodbye - Vimarsana News

"I've had years of listening to that Goldtop and now, I own it": Sum 41's Deryck Whibley and Dave Baksh talk perfect guitars, going from amp stacks to profilers – and the difficult decision to say goodbye

How Sum 41’s valedictory album, Heaven :x: Hell, came together on the simple arithmetic of pop-punk and Slayer-inspired thrash, for an album that's light, dark and all shades between

Win Tickets to Sum 41 at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine - Vimarsana News

Win Tickets to Sum 41 at Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine

WCYY presents Sum 41 with The Interrupters for their Wednesday, May 1, show at the Cross Insurance Arena in Portland, Maine, and yup, we've got tickets to give away.

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Album Review: Sum 41 – 'Heaven :x: Hell' - Vimarsana News

Album Review: Sum 41 – 'Heaven :x: Hell'

Heaven :x: Hell doesn't feel like the end. Instead, it's a well-rounded album that feels like a celebration of Sum 41's history and sound.