The fast-rising band Evanescence has been around for years but finally got the break it deserves with the "Daredevil" soundtrack. Their new album "Fallen" has climbed the charts. Continue...
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An extremely talented band from Utah, TheUsed has struggled but finally had its big break from Reprise Records. The Used'sself-titled debut album is deep and full of meaning, including songs of pain andglory with beautiful guitar parts. Continue...
Warped Tour by Jackson F., Glasgow, MT Muddy mosh pit mayhem. Black clothed, overly pierced Goths with brightly colored hair. Forty-year-old wanna-be-teenagers wearing not too much. Animal rights activists passing out propaganda. Cross-dressing punk rockers. Continue...
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