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Идут годы, меняются поколения, однако черная дата 22 июня 1941 года продолжает болеть и кровоточить в нашей памяти. 80 лет минуло, но миллионы жертв той страшной войны продолжают стучаться в наши сердца. Вспомнить их всех поименно, как ни горько это осознавать,...

14:33, 13 Июня, 2021 Пятый Президент, лидер партии «Европейская Солидарность» Петр Порошенко поздравил Мариуполь с годовщиной освобождения. Порошенко напомнил, что благодаря контрнаступлению тогда удалось освободить две трети оккупированного Донбасса. Об этом сообщили в пресс-службе политсилы. — 7 лет назад мы разрушили сцена�...

Posted By Lee DeVito on Thu, May 27, 2021 at 1:55 PM click to enlarge The bandmembers of the Armed (allegedly). The Armed — the mysterious, genre-defying Detroit-based hardcore collective that can sometimes feel more like an elaborate prank than a rock band — has announced an album release show for its latest record, ULTRAPOP. ULTRAPOP came out last month on the label Sargent House, but the newly announced release show isn't until Jan. 8, 2022, at ...

April 16 According to the Armed’s guitarist and co-producer Dan Greene, the hardcore collective’s latest album is a “joyous, genderless, post-nihilist, anti-punk, razor-focused take on creating the most intense listener experience possible.” The follow-up to 2018’s Only Love features assistance from Mark Lanegan, Queens of the Stone Age’s Troy Van Leeuwen, producer Ben Chisholm, and executive producer Kurt Ballou. The famously mysterious group revealed its member lineup for this album in the live video for lead single “All Futures.” –Sam Sodomsky All products featured on Pi...

Rolo Tomassi. All stitched together with the smoothest track flow of any Armed release yet. Feeling simultaneously familiar but totally inspired and unique, the competitive hardcore and pop duality of this LP gel together beautifully. They’re not an anti-thesis, they’re whole. It’s deconstructivist hardcore; Maximalist pop music pushed to its breaking point; a commentary on how the current culture has made music and art so easily accessible that it’s all now “pop.” That everything is commodified, no matter how genuine; an album whose perspective is “everything is everything.”...