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The holy grail of '90s post-hardcore, Fugazi's fabled In On The Kill Taker sessions with Steve Albini, has finally been released 34 years after being shelvedFugazi's Albini Sessions is available now to purchase for a brilliant cause
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Reggae-rock, Southern ballads and the sound of black metal melting: the 9 heavy new tracks that everyone needs to hear this weekSkindred, Sevendust, Blackbraid and more have released scorching new singles – hear them all and vote for your favourite here
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"If you don't really get the concept of wanting to sing sad songs in the dark, you are never going to be a fan of this band, ever." The story behind the "nursery rhyme" 90s alt. rock classic covered by Metallica for one night only"It's a song for people that know what it is like to live on the dark side of life"
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"The LAPD chased down some of the miscreants and beat them to the ground with their nightsticks." How one of the worst riots in the history of music got a legendary metal band banned from a major Hollywood venueSlayer were used to controversy, but when they rocked up to play the Hollywood Palladium in 1998, they didn't expect this.
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Lane College Lady Dragons advance to SIAC Championship
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Weakley County mineral severance tax proposal fails in special-called meeting
A proposed mineral severance tax increase failed during a special called meeting of the Weakley County Commission, with commissioners voting 10-6 against the measure.
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Dyer County man arrested for aggravated sexual battery
The Dyer County Sheriff’s Office announces that as a result of an extensive investigation conducted by the Criminal Investigation Division, George Aaron Pilkington, age 54, has been arrested and charged with Aggravated Sexual Battery (against a minor).
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Brother-sister duo lead Freed-Hardeman basketball programs to top national seeds
Freed-Hardeman University's men's and women's basketball programs have both been named the No. 1 overall seeds in their respective national tournaments, which begin next weekend.
