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Aug. 26, 2008 :: Shinedown Shinedown Give Fans a "Second Chance" With their upcoming single, Shinedown wants to know what “Second Chance” experiences have impacted your life. Did you give someone a second chance? Or maybe you were lucky enough to be a recipient?
Shinedown is asking for your words, images, and videos that express what a “Second Chance” means to you. This could be something HUGE – it all depends on your input! Head over to Shinedown.com for details on how to submit your “Second Chance” thoughts, and while you’re there, check out the video of Shinedown performing “Second Chance” live.
Aug. 25, 2008 :: Staind Staind Release New Album Staind just released their new album, The Illusion of Progress. Produced by Johnny K. (Machine Head, Disturbed), the new thirteen song collection will surely please fans of harder edged melodic rock as well as open-minded metal fans. The album’s first single, “Believe,” is in the same elite class as their other tracks such as “It’s Been Awhile” and “Outside” reside in.
Check out a new interview with Staind’s Aaron Lewis on Blistering.com!
Aug. 22, 2008 :: Safety Suit SafetySuit Perform Live on VH1.com Check out SafetySuit’s live performance of their single “Someone Like You” straight from the VH-1 offices. The Nashville quartet also performed “Find a Way” and “Stay” off of their debut album, Life Left to Go, on VH1.com’s “20th Floor Live” feature.
Want to catch up with the band while they’re on the road? Head over to their YouTube Channel to see the latest installment of their road diary where “Doug Goes Serial.”
Aug. 22, 2008 :: Black Tide Black Tide Wins Best International Newcomer at The Kerrang! Awards The Kerrang! Awards were held last night in the UK and among those honored were Florida rockers, Black Tide. The band took home the award for Best International Newcomer, beating out All Time Low and Kill Hannah amongst others.
Black Tide joined the likes of Rage Against The Machine, Slipknot and Avenged Sevenfold all who took home a coveted K statue. Also on hand were Black Tide influencers, Metallica who were honored, fittingly, with the Kerrang! inspiration award.
Black Tide's album Light From Above, which features a cover of Metallica's "Hit The Lights" is in stores now!
Aug. 22, 2008 :: Jet Black Stare Jet Black Stare Touring with Shinedown Jet Black Stare are no strangers to the road. The band has been playing shows, meeting fans and winning over crowds all over the U.S. and is now readying themselves for a string of dates with Shinedown. Jet Black Stare will be supporting Shinedown from 8/25 to 9/10 and then joining Puddle of Mudd on the road from 9/16 to 9/19.
The new album, In This Life, is in stores now and features the fist-pumping anthem �Ready To Roll.� Check out the video here.
Aug. 21, 2008 :: Metallica New Metallica Single! Metallica’s new single, “The Day That Never Comes”, will impact rock format stations around the nation and will be available for streaming on the band’s official web site, metallica.com, today (Thursday, August 21) beginning at 11:00 a.m. PST / 2:00 p.m. EST. The track is taken from the band’s upcoming new album Death Magnetic due out September 12th.
Aug. 20, 2008 :: Plain White T's Plain White T's get real on new album, "Big Bad World" As the Plain White T’s learned over the last two years, there’s something unreal about success. One minute you’re sweating on stage in some dive. The next, your song is #1 ("Hey There Delilah") and your CD has sold more than a million albums worldwide. One minute you’re listening to “Rubber Soul” on your iPod; the next you’re a Song of the Year nominee at the Grammys and Ringo Starr is saying hi to you. Unreal. Yet staying real is precisely what the Plain White T’s are all about. So on their new CD, Big Bad World, they passed on the digital bells or whistles. Instead, producer Johnny K pressed the ‘record’ button and the band simply played its heart out.
Says singer/songwriter Tom Higgenson, “We tried to be really ambitious and not worry about people’s expectations for this record. Our vision was to do it in a classic way.” With Big Bad World, the Plain White T’s put that goal to the test. It’s hard to argue they didn’t pass. The band is hoping, at least in their corner of pop culture, it’s not such a big bad world after all.
