I just updated the Top 26 Must have album list to 27 with another band from Mr. Peters, The US Bombs – We are the Problem.
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Monthly Archives: May 2006
May032006
The Metropolitan Museum Unveils AngloMania
The show opens with a big star turnout. Cool read here with stuff from Mr. Rotten as well.
May032006
US Bombs article
Cool article at Zeromag.com on the US Bombs. Good read. Also check out Under The Volcano Fanzine with Duane on the cover. Gotta get a copy of this.
May022006
Recently played
Scroll to the bottom of the page and look at the menu table on the right. The bottom will now show the most recent played artists here at MusicFilter.com. on a weekly chart basis.
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May022006
David Lee Roth
Diamond Dave has his website back online after the old CBS stayed up for days after he left CBS. The website has nothing updated on it but it is the same theme as the one he had online right before he took the CBS job and cancelled his tour. If he goes back on tour you can count us in on that show. The merchandise page is also back up but there is no merchandise to get. innnnnterrrrrrreessstttiiinnngggg.
May022006
Virus Nine signs with Sailor’s Grave Records
This from SG’s site:
Established in 1996, VIRUS NINE is a five piece street-punk rock n’ roll band straight out of Medford, Oregon. The band self-produced their first two full-length DIY albums (one featuring guest vocals by Jesse Luscious of Blatz / Criminals) and put out a 7″ on Mental Records. 2005 saw two more full-lengths, What Are You Afraid Of and Blastin’ Away (the latter produced by the Master of Disaster, Duane Peters), both released by A-F Records.
After years of crisscrossing the country, Virus Nine has more than proven their worth, playing over 500 shows with the likes of Anti-Flag, Against All Authority, Endless Struggle and The Lower Class Brats, as well as the Holidays in the Sun Festival and Warped Tour. Now, Virus Nine has teamed up with SAILOR’S GRAVE RECORDS to keep the momentum going. Look for their SGR debut, We Came To Wreck Everything, to drop in late 2006.
