Covering Their Tracks:
by Jessica Safavimehr, staff writer
Restlessly waiting for the next band, the crowd starts chanting the names of
New England Hardcore rockers Bury Your Dead. Suddenly, the house lights grow
dim and the stage lights shine as Bury Your Dead approaches the stage. At
this point, the crowd is so intense, thanks to opening acts Premonitions of
War and Full Blown Chaos, that once those power chords start flailing, there
is nothing left to do except crazily dance and scream.
by Jacqui Streety, editor-in-chief
Greetings rockers! I’m back to deliver some
more news about this great world in which I live—the world of
metal, that is. There isn’t too much going on right now, but
I’ll give you the latest.
Diecast's perspective on
being musicians
by Zac Morris, staff writer
“We are a band
for the fans, actually we don’t have fans we have friends.”
This was Paul
Stoddard’s description of the band he sings for, Diecast. I had
the chance to sit down and learn more about the band and
Stoddard when Diecast played in Lubbock at Studio 28 last month.
Dining on a Dollar with
Ray....
by Ray Buffington, entertainment
editor
Lubbock, an apparently very hungry city, is ranked fifth for
most restaurants per capita to choose from in the state,
according to Lubbock Business Monthly.
BoogeyMan: Not
Scary
by Margot' Gonzales, staff writer
it was only a matter of time until
Hollywood snatched the creature out of the closet and pasted it
on a movie screen. After watching the trailer, you would
have high expectations of there finally being a scary movie to
go see. When or if you buy your ticket for “The
Boogeyman,” you can leave those expectations at the door.
The Wedding Date
by Grayson, Thomas, staff writer
Mulroney was also seen in the flicks “About
Schmidt” and stole our hearts in “My Best Friend’s
Wedding”. He alone could have made “The Wedding Date”
for me. Who was the lead actress, by the way? Just kidding.
Debra Messing was also pretty good in this movie, as Kat.
The Ashes of HARDCORE'S
Fiction-From Autumn to Ashes
by Jacqui Streety, editor-in-chief
You may
be asking, “Who’s From Autumn to Ashes?” Allow me to introduce
one of the many new faces of Hardcore’s more melodic scene.
Jesus headbangs
too
by Trey Fuentes, staff writer
Take typical
civilian events such as police chases, stolen TVs, fast
getaways, and a bad experience with well-known band “Trapt.”,
now throw in broken down vehicles, band member disputes that
almost end your career and tracking down thieves at a “Manfest
Concert.” Blend them all together, and you get a tour sample
with Christian metal band, “PROJECT 86.”
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