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This band is one that is very hard to pinpoint. With members from all over central PA, you can't even pick one home for the band. Their sound is somewhere between industrial, goth and alternative rock, with a dark vein running through it all. The band lists their influences from Nine Inch Nails to early 80's new wave and still to Seattle grunge.

We recently caught up with the band at the Sterling Hotel in Allentown, one of their favorite places to play, and I can see why. As part of an all industrial line-up, Allentown crowds know how to appreciate good industrial rock. The band showcased a few songs from their EP, "The Telegraph," as well as some new songs, with a decidedly different sound. Singer Jeff explains, "The new songs are available through myspace and also their website. Our sound is changing, I think. Getting a little more aggressive than The Telegraph. If you take Telegraph as a 'goth, alt' record, then the songs we are working on currently are more on the industrial side. We are also currently working on, not so much a group of songs with a concept, but more so themed. The Telegraph was more of a look into a diary , and the newer songs are being written with a different theme, or purpose in mind."

Being a goth band in central Pennsylvania doesn't exactly sound easy. "We are definitely a minority," the band explains, which explains why the band plays with such passion and dedication. With all-industrial shows like those hosted by The Sterling Hotel, though, goth bands are finding more and more fans in the area these days. The guys in FTA generally have to travel out of their immediate area for goth/industrial shows, but they tell us they're hoping to bring more goth bands to the local scene. "We're hoping to identify more with music fans locally to bring in some goth bands and do some more goth shows here."

There was one question we just had to ask, after hearing a certain rumor: We've heard that you've been labeled as a violent band. What are your thoughts on that? The answer: Honestly that surprises us to hear. If people say our shows or band is violent or extreme than that's what they get out of our performance and music and I'm definitely ok with that. We try to convey real feeling and real emotion through our shows and in our music. So I'm definitely ok with whatever people get out of what we are doing. Whether its violent, dark, emotional, heavy whatever; If one person can take something away from us and keep it with them, if only for a second, then we are definitely achieving what we are trying to do.

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The Boy Bands Have Won $18.05 Chumbawamba is back, armed with acoustic guitars, accordion and trumpet, five-part harmonies, a bucketful of attitude and a new 25-track album called "The Boy Bands Have Won." It actually has a much longer title than that (see cover for full title), but let's call it by its pseudonym. The new album is a collection of such ideas; some are just passing thoughts, others are fully-formed songs. It's gentle and warm in tone, but caustic in intent. It plays with culture, with the idea of recycling our own culture. We all have this vast history of ?stuff', musical and historical and in art and sport and politics and a million other things. And it's all there for the taking. Featuring guests the Oysterband, Roy Bailey, Robb Johnson, Barry Coope and Jim Boyes... and a hundred others, give or take a few.

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Bands, Booze and Bad Language (Paperback) $27.92 A former editor of Metal Hammer magazine shares more than 200 rollicking anecdotes from his life on the road and backstage covering some of the wildest bands in the world, including Queen, Metallica, Motorhead, Ozzy Ozbourne, UFO and many more. Original.

Some Kind of Monster (Song) $86.03 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Some Kind of Monster is a song by the American heavy metal band Metallica. It was released in June of 2004 through Elektra Records. The song is featured on their eighth album, St. Anger. It was also released on an EP of the same title, which may be considered as the fourth and final single from the album. The EP was released along with the Some Kind of Monster documentary. A special edition of this EP included a Some Kind of Monster Tshirt. The live Bsides are all taken from the previous single release The Unnamed Feeling EP. The title track was extracted from the bands 2003 album St. Anger. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 96 Publication Date: 2010/10/12 Language: English Dimensions: 6.00 x 9.02 x 0.23 inches

Gimme Some Lovin' $40 Originally recorded by the Spencer Davis Group in the late '60s, this driving rock tune has enjoyed continued popularity in films and on the dance floors. Paul's solid chart for smaller bands is sure to rock the stands and get the crowd going!

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Some Velvet Sidewalk $63.73 High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles Some Velvet Sidewalk was an experimental lofi rock band from Olympia, WA on the independent label K Records. Some Velvet Sidewalk was formed in Eugene, Oregon in 1987 by Al Larsen (vocals/guitar) and Robert Christie (drums). Their first release was From Playground Til Now, and was independently released on cassette in 1988. Somewhere around this time, Jenny Olay joined on second guitar and went on the bands first American jaunt with The Go Team and Mecca Normal. In 1990, Al Larsen along with Tobi Vail (drums) and Louise Olsen (bass) recorded the album, Shipwreck. (The release of this album was heavily delayed, but it was eventually released in 1995.) Just before the 1990 release of their first full album, Appetite For Extinction, Robert Christie left the band and was replaced by Don Blair and bass player Martin Bernier, whom Al Larsen had found in a free musicians wanted ad. Author: Surhone, Lambert M./ Tennoe, Mariam T./ Henssonow, Susan F. Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 68 Publication Date: 2010/10/19 Language: English Dimensions: 9.02 x 5.98 x 0.16 inches

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Some Sweet Relief [LP] $12.98 Speck Mountain's debut album owed much of its lush ambience to Mazzy Star, the seminal dream pop band that blazed a similarly trippy trail during the 1990s. Released three years later, however, Some Sweet Relief finds the group paying homage to its soulful side, particularly the Staple Singers, while maintaining the dreamy foundation that upheld 2006's Summer Above. A bluesy undercurrent runs beneath the album's puddles of organ and chiming guitar, and some of the album's best moments occur whenever that undercurrent bubbles up into the mainstream: the soul-singing coda of "Backsliding," the urban trip-hop swagger of "Angela," the neo-spiritual title track, and the flashes of Stax-styled saxophone in "I Feel Eternal." Marie-Claire Balabanian is a versatile singer throughout, capable of dissolving her alto into a sea of gauzy, harmonized coos or locating the blue note in an otherwise summery melody. This may be consciously uncomplicated music, a style that relies as much on atmospherics and emotional nuance as the chord progressions themselves, but Balabanian adds a bit of weight to the mixture, allowing reverb to surround her voice without shrouding its distinctive, husky tones. For those raised on dream pop bands and space rock songs, Some Sweet Relief sounds somewhat timeless, a 40-minute offering of neo-psych gospel that's more polished, more promising, and altogether stronger than most of the band's contemporaries. ~ Andrew Leahey