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The Dillinger Escape Plan News

Dillinger Escape Plan Talk New Album/DVD (Metal Hammer) The Dillinger Escape Plan have been talking about the follow-up to last years ?Ire Works? album and have also offered new information about a forthcoming DVD that will chronicle the band?s history. FIRST FRIDAY FOCUS: A cover up at Metropolis gallery (Lancaster Online) It goes without saying that music from bands such as The Beatles, Nirvana and Pink Floyd has inspired countless people to become musicians.And while artist Matthew "Portland" Hay is a fan of all the groups' musical hooks and trendsetting melodies, he's a greater fan of something a little mor... Three Stars: Caverns (DCist) We've seen the guitar, piano, drums trio before in DC but Caverns take that combination into a territory so far removed from the tightly crafted pop songs or gritty garage rock that sounds a little more familiar. The intricate melodies of pianist Patrick Taylor and the dissonant shrieks from Kevin Hillard's guitar make for strange bedfellows, but the somewhat harsh juxtaposition, ... Last Days of CMJ (The New York Observer) I tried to see the fabulous Vivian Girls Friday night, I really did. But you see, the Cake Shop is tiny. Bands play in a basement the size of a small living room. By the time I showed up around 9?less than midway through a six-band line-up the Vivian Girls were headlining at midnight?the Cake Shop had stopped letting kids with CMJ badges down into the pit. Eighty badges had already been ... Arts & Entertainment (Chimes) Last week Wednesday night, Broken Social Scene was the Trojan Horse for smuggling in controversial, divisive issues and watering those messages into the Calvin College collective unconscious through their impossibly melodious songs.

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