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  • Free Throw Announce Deluxe Version Of ‘Moments Before The Wind’

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  • Sick Of It All guitarist Pete Koller addresses the band’s future following his brother Lou’s death: “Before Lou passed, he said a couple of things that he wanted us to do”

    Sick Of It All guitarist Pete Koller has addressed the iconic New York hardcore band’s future in the wake of death of his brother, frontman Lou Koller.

    Lou died in July at the age of 59 after being diagnosed with oesophageal cancer a year earlier. In a statement at the time, the band said: “It’s with unbelievable sadness that we announce to our worldwide hardcore family the passing of our brother Lou Koller. The level of loss that we feel at this time is overwhelming.”

    Now Pete Koller has revealed that his brother wanted the band to carry on after his death.

    “n a video post on Instagram, the guitarist said: “Hey everybody, how’s it going? I know I haven’t been around in a bit. I’ve been… And you all know why, and it’s such a terrible, awful thing to happen. I’m still obviously super sad, and I am in total disbelief. I can’t believe that this happened, and I can’t believe that my brother is gone, and I miss him very, very much.

    “Also, I’d like to thank everybody and anybody who donated a dollar to whatever, who bought a shirt, who came to the benefits, who played the benefits, all that. Everybody who helped, I thank you very, very, very much.

    “Also, before Lou passed, he said a couple of things that he wanted us to do, you know. He wanted us to keep the band going, and I’m not sure how we’re gonna do that, but we’re working on it. And he wanted to tell everyone thank you for giving him like such an amazing life. Touring the world, your job is playing your favorite music, stuff like that.

    Anyway, we have some things in the works, and I will keep you all posted. And thanks again for your support.”

    Pete and Lou Koller formed Sick Of It All in New York in 1986. and they went on to release twelve albums, including 1994’s classic Scratch The Surface. Their most recent album was 2018’s Wake the Sleeping Dragon!.

  • My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way: “You Guys Deserve Another Record, And We’d Love To Make It”

    My Chemical Romance’s Gerard Way has spoken on stage about the band’s potential to put together a 5th full-length album.

    Whilst on stage in San Antonio at the Alamodome on Saturday (September 12), Gerard spoke to the crowd about the band’s thoughts on what would be the follow-up to 2010’s ‘Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys’.

    He was quoted as saying, “We should probably make more songs. [The Foundations of] Decay was really awesome; let’s keep doing it. Stuff happens, life happens, but just know that we kind of really always wanted to make another record. You guys kept us alive so long; you guys deserve another record, and we’d love to make it.”

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    ‘The Foundations Of Decay’ was released by surprise back in May of 2022, and sounds a lot like this:


    In other MCR news, the band are preparing to release a 20th anniversary edition of their classic album ‘The Black Parade’.

    Set for release on October 23, it will contain all of the songs released during that period of the band’s career.

    Here is the tracklisting:

    Original Album

    1. The End.
    2. Dead!”
    3. This Is How I Disappear
    4. The Sharpest Lives
    5. Welcome To The Black Parade
    6. I Don’t Love You
    7. House of Wolves
    8. Cancer
    9. Mama (feat. Liza Minnelli)
    10. Sleep
    11. Teenagers
    12. Disenchanted
    13. Famous Last Words
    14. Blood (A Brief Intermission)

    Bonus Tracks

    Heaven Help Us *
    Kill All Your Friends *
    My Way Home Is Through You *
    Dead! (Live) *
    The Sharpest Lives (Live) *
    Someone Out There Loves You (Live) **

    *Available on Deluxe Editions of “The Black Parade (20th Anniversary)”

    **Available on all Deluxe Editions & One Step 2LP


    And here is ‘The Sharpest Lives’ being performed in Hoboken:

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  • TJ Wagoner Time Will Only Show You Review

    TJ Wagoner Time Will Only Show You Review

    The artist consistently amazes with a visionary compositional style. His sound is genuinely unique and features a distinctly infectious rhythm. The guitar work and melodic line evoke an almost avant-garde quality that surprises the listener. There are hints of Beck’s influence, yet his visionary and psychedelic style stands out in its originality. The vocal interpretation is cheeky at times and slightly sly, which adds an engaging layer to the song.

    TJ Wagoner Time Will Only Show You

    The song unfolds well, with the chorus growing in intensity. It creates the right dynamics that ebb and flow, keeping listeners engaged throughout. The lyrics of the track delineate the nuances of love and luck. They reflect on how these two aspects have a tendency to leave unexpectedly, often taking without asking. This contemplative nature sets the stage for a deeper discussion about emotional connections.

    The transition into the chorus serves as a gentle reminder of love’s requirements. It emphasizes the importance of nurturing love and devoting attention to maintain a lasting relationship. The overall thematic exploration is both relatable and introspective. It resonates with anyone who has experienced the complexities of love.

    Time Will Only Show You – Sound and Atmosphere

    Musically, the song captures a vibrant essence. The grooves are hypnotic, a driving force behind the emotions conveyed. The interplay of instruments invites listeners to immerse themselves further. The sonic layers invite repeated listens, each time revealing new nuances and details. It’s the kind of track that encourages you to reflect on your experiences while tapping your feet.

    There is a quality of spontaneity woven throughout the track. Elements of improvisation seem to emerge, particularly in the instrumental sections, giving it a live feel. This unpredictability is refreshing and aligns perfectly with the song’s exploration of unpredictable emotions.

    Time Will Only Show You – Performance and Production

    The progression of the song maintains interest, cleverly alternating between moments of intensity and softer, more reflective passages. These contrasts help accentuate the lyrics’ message. Listeners are drawn into the story, making it not merely an auditory experience but a narrative journey.

    TJ Wagoner has delivered a beautiful song that manages to blend emotional depth with infectious musicality. The track stands out due to its unique sound and innovative approach to songwriting. With its engaging dynamics, thoughtful lyrics, and memorable melodies, it’s a noteworthy addition to contemporary music.

    Listeners are left with an impression of authenticity and creativity. The thoughtful exploration of love’s challenges invites deeper engagement and personal reflection. Wagoner proves once again that he is an artist to watch, with talent that transcends conventional boundaries.



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    Beck


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  • Shannon Hudson Cross Stitch Review

    Shannon Hudson Cross Stitch Review

    The album begins with “Add to Your Fire,” a track that serves as an anthem. It embodies the American and country styles that envelop the listener. This song inspires hope and positivity throughout its duration. The robust melodies and heartfelt lyrics resonate deeply, encouraging introspection and connection.

    Shannon Hudson Cross Stitch

    Following this is “Will Be Loved,” which starts with an engaging arpeggio. The melody creates a slightly mysterious atmosphere but remains expansive, allowing listeners to visualize nature vividly. This contrast of elements immerses the audience in a serene environment, prompting emotional responses that align with the lyrical themes.

    Next is “The Words I’ve Left Unsaid,” an introspective piece that showcases the artist’s talent for articulating profound emotions. This song carries an intensity that draws listeners in, enveloping them in rich, atmospheric layers. It invites contemplation and evokes feelings of nostalgia and longing, making it a standout track.

    Cross Stitch – Sound and Atmosphere

    In “Inside Out,” the artist’s voice shines with remarkable effectiveness. The performance here is intense and heartfelt, translating raw emotion with clarity. The atmosphere feels almost haunting, leaving an imprint on the listener’s psyche. This song’s ability to convey vulnerability is striking.

    “Beauty in My Day” follows, presenting a rhythmic cadence that captivates the listener. The melody wraps around you, leaving you speechless as it flows. There’s a fluidity in the arrangement that feels like being embraced by a gentle mist, bringing comfort and warmth through its seamless transitions.

    The album concludes with “All That You Are,” a delicate and intense piece filled with atmospheric vibes. The song evokes the sensation of wind caressing golden fields of wheat. It inspires daydreams and transports the listener to serene landscapes, conjuring images of tranquility and peace.

    Cross Stitch – Performance and Production

    Shannon Hudson’s artistry shines throughout this album, with a clear ability to craft emotionally rich songs that resonate deeply. Each track presents a unique mood, yet they all connect through themes of introspection and the exploration of feeling.

    Hudson has created a body of work that showcases not only musical talent but also lyrical depth. The emotional journeys found in each track leave a mark on the heart.

    “Cross Stitch” is an invitation to explore the depths of human emotion through music. Shannon Hudson proves to be an artist with significant depth and insight, reminding us of the power of song to evoke feelings, memories, and connections.

    This album is highly recommended for anyone seeking music that resonates on a deep emotional level. There is a palpable energy throughout the songs, blending elements of country with introspective lyrics that define Hudson’s unique sound.

    “Cross Stitch” is a powerful collection of music that deserves wide appreciation. An artist of remarkable talent, Shannon Hudson offers listeners a journey of hope, beauty, and emotion. This is music that not only entertains but also inspires.



    Genuine

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    Find Shannon Hudson here:
    Spotify | Instagram

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