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Review: Disturbed – Indestructible
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who like Disturbed, and those who don’t. Though I suppose that could be said of just about anything. But I don’t care. It seems
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Review: Nickelback – Dark Horse
Nickelback seems to have a case of mistaken identity. They don’t know whether they should write overly-sentimental power ballads (“If Today Was Your Last Day,” “I’d Come For You,” “Never Gonna Be Alone”) or
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Review: 3 Doors Down – 3 Doors Down
The problem with 3 Doors Down’s self-titled 2008 release is not that it’s bad. It’s not. It’s just a whole hell of a lot worse than it should be. Let me explain: this band
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Review: Blue October – Approaching Normal
I think, after years and years of searching, I have finally found, through music, the last vestiges of sanity. They are contained within Approaching Normal, the self-described Bipolar Art Rock, with its ups and
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Review: Papa Roach – Metamorphosis
So today I sat at my computer. I drank my Xingtea (Half & Half – a mix of tea and lemonade called an Arnold Palmer that my ex-girlfriend introduced me to) and I typed
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Review: Blue October – Consent to Treatment
In 2006, Blue October finally hit it big with their single “Hate Me”, off of Foiled, an exceptionally solid alternative rock album. What many casual listeners may not know is that the Houston-based band
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