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Remix CDs are like movies; it's very rare that the sequel's better or even just as good as the first. Each uses the same theme and content, adding and taking away here and there, to tell the main message a different way. It's an attempt to further a piece of art, but often times it fails. Michael Brook's Bell Curve avoids this trend and accomplishes more than simply being the companion piece to Brook's 2006 work RockPaperScissors it is meant to be.
Seattle underground horror rockers Schoolyard Heroes return with their third record, Abominations, their first for the Stolen Transmission label. If you have never heard Schoolyard Heroes before and you love bands like The Misfits, Blitzkid, and others that focus their attention on horror movies than you should not miss this album because it's probably the best the genre has offered since Misfit's American Psycho record.
It's been a busy year in music, one that's seen our pop stars shave their heads and lose their cool, our rock stars offer up their albums at a price of your choosing, and more. But through that craziness, there have been some great albums that have burst forth and made our ears happy. Now it's time to highlight the best of those albums here with selections from our writing staff. One of the beautiful aspects of being involved with Infuze is encountering a diversity of people with unique opinions and tastes. These lists will hopefully help you to get to know our writers a bit more as well as highlight some music that maybe slipped through the cracks this year. Enjoy!
While some of us aren't quite old enough to remember, there was a time when variety shows were all the rage. And when the holidays rolled in, the variety show was given an additional boost of steam as the producers pulled out all the stops to make things special. There were also special "specials," if you will, featuring performers who stepped into the television limelight to broadcast their own brand of holiday well wishing. The Man in Black, Johnny Cash himself, was one such artist to take such a path with two consecutive Christmas specials in 1976 and 1977. In conjunction with the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Shout Factory has endeavored to bring these classic specials to life once again.
When Paul McCartney released his sophomore solo project, Ram, in 1971, the title referred to an animal with big horns, and ‘memory' was a mental process that would become less reliable as a person got a bit older.
Although best known as part of the trio King's X, bassist/vocalist Dug/Doug Pinnick has recorded a few solo albums both as Poundhound and Dug Pinnick. For the most part the King's X member's solo albums have been largely forgettable but Pinnick's last effort, Emotional Animal, seemed to turn things around a bit, striking a chord with the band's longtime fans and finally connecting with a larger audience as well. Strum Sum Up delivers an even more exciting set of songs, sounding more like a classic King's X record than most of the band's recent works. This is the album King's X fans have been waiting for, only it's not a King's X record.
It's that time of year when "top" whatever lists are all the rage. And yes, we at Infuze are not above falling prey to the list-mania. We'll begin, given the seasonal holiday here, by offering up a wonderfully biased, completely subjective list of the "Top 12 Christmas Albums of Nearly All-Time." Okay, so we're pushing it a little to suggest that this is an all-inclusive list because, well, that dictates that we've heard every Christmas release there is out there and so forth but take this for what it is: A fanciful offering of twelve, maybe even a generous baker's dozen if you're nice, albums that have left their imprint upon this author throughout the years and that leave one with an overall wholesome Christmas feeling. So, just in time for after-Christmas half-off sales, we invite you to pull up your chair, pour that last glass of eggnog, and enjoy!
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