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Thursday, November 1, 2012
Band / Death / News / Upcoming / RIP Today's Music News: Good News to Offset the Bad
Posted by Pamela Sternin on Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 3:42 PM
This Cat's Got Claws: Cat Power confirmed their European tour will commence as scheduled. Close call due to singer/songwriter Chan Marshall's personal health issues and possible bankruptcy.
Unfortunate Human Avalanche: Three fatalities and two injuries due to a crowd crush at a Halloween bash in Madrid starring DJ Steve Aoki.
R.I.P.: Frontman Mitch Lucker, of metal band Suicide Silence has died in a motorcycle accident early this morning.
Metal for Sale: Slayer's 1986 cut,"Raining Blood" is your audio backdrop to a TV commercial featuring Google's Chromebook computer. Is nothing sacred?
Remember Raves?: Wait, they still happen? Well, in case you forgot what they looked like, here ya go.
Make Room for Lemmy: Almost 40 years strong, Motorhead are heading into the studio come January 2013. Give us Hell, Kilmister.
Just You and Me, Punk Rock Girl!: The Dead Milkmen post three new songs and remind us to never grow up.
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