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HARD - Well, you fill in the caption.
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NOW THEY'VE DONE IT
Cat Stevens has vowed to strike revenge on the United States by "resuming his music career." That's right, folk-rock music will strike at the heart of American democracy. Watch out Dubya, the Peace Train is looking for you!

GEEZ, DUDE
Who shoots up a day-care center? Only in the D.

ON THE NET
Back In Spades have launched a hot new website, cruise over and check it out. It's designed by Carrie Ann at studiocaw, the same person who did this totally hip website for Wolfbait.

MMMM... BACON
Dumbfuck in Louisiana with Nothing Better to Do - Arrested for Porkin' da Pork!

UH OH... Here Comes Jesus Now, And Is He Mad!

Concert Review: The Go @ The Painted Lady

The Go proved to be too much rock for Hamtramck to handle! At the grand opening bash for The Painted Lady, a new bar occupying the space on Jacob Street formerly home to Lili's, the cops raided the stage, stopped the drunken dancing and eventually silenced the screaming guitars. Apparently the The Painted Lady's residential neighbors were not as amused as the rest of us were with the Go's impressive solid wall of amps. One disillusioned drunk wondered, "Is that the stage or am I at Junkyard Guitars?" It definately did not help that the bar now allowed people to use the front entrance rather than the back alley sneak-in routine of Lili's days. This basically leaves patrons stepping onto the stage and propels the wrath of the PA onto the neighbors' front porch.

With original Go member Dion Fischer on guitar and Matthew Smith manning the Moog, the band opened with a jammed out rendition of "Meet Me At The Movies." The wall of amps was loud enough to be heard all the way over to the Hamtramck Police Department. At first it seemed cool that several of Hamtown's Best were inspired to roll up in a few squad cars... "grab a beer, you pigs!" The Go then started into "Brain Damage" and encouraged the craziness to ensue. Amidst the chaos, singer Bobby Harlow found himself passed out between a pair of giant amps for a few minutes and then re-emerged to briefly make out with a blonde who had somehow drifted onto the stage. Likely struggling to hear themselves think, the cops made their way onstage and yelled something into bassist John Krautner's ear. He looked mildly amused and kept right on playing. He must have suggested they consult Harlow, who was again lying on the floor. This forced the big cop to lean over and try to reason with him. Didn't take, of course - Harlow stood up, looked annoyed and gently nudged him back. All of this encourged the band to jam out harder and longer than ever. Eventually the law decided cutting the power was the answer, and that was the end of that. Perhaps the blame lies on the shoulders of Mark Ramrod himself, but rock n' roll debauchery has clearly made a triumphant return to Detroit Rock City. - Ryan N. Sult

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THIS IS INDIE ROCK.
Leaving Rouge's song "Rooms" found it's way onto a new compilation titled This Is Indie Rock and released by the This Deep Elm label. Also, grab a copy of the latest Amplifier Magazine for a review of their new record White Houses and a one page feature on the band.

LIFE ON THE LEFT COAST
   
Our Man in San Fran brings you a shots of The Hentchmen and The Fondas, who played The Hemlock on September 19. Photos by James Hall

TEDDY RICHARDS SIGNS WITH SKIP RECORDS
Teddy Richards, son of Aretha Franklin and guitarist in her band, has inked a deal with Germany's Skip Records. He's shown here meeting up with James Spader following Aretha Franklin's show at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles on September 17. Clive Davis, KD Lang, Chaka Kahn and Natalie Cole were also in the audience for Aretha's first show in LA in twenty years.


BIG MATT, CLOSE THE SHADES
Will MCR Headquarters Be Punished As Well? Puritan Mentality Oozing Across Country.

CURIOSITIES...
Bootsey X Boinked Her! It's True!

With That Shaved Head You Look Like a Hard-On with Ears Hahahaha!!!

Hmmm... Curious. If the herb turns one into a crazed ax-slinging murderer, why isn't Detroit in a total and complete state of anarchy? I do believe we've blown their theory!

PANIC IN HAMTRAMCK!
A two-night rock n' roll bash kicks off this evening to celebrate the opening of The Painted Lady, which is in the space of former Hamtown rock hangout Lili's. Tonight is headlined by MCR favs The Go who will be accompanied by Timmy Vulgar's raucous punk crew Human Eye along with Terrible Twos and Genders. Tomorrow will be headlined by more Clone Defects alums The Valentinos with Tentacle Lizardo, Little Claw and Whores of Babylon. It's 5 bucks and beers are only 75 cents! It's located at 2930 Jacob in Hamtramck. See ya there.

The Freep gives us some news on Audra Kubat's going away party and the Paper Street Saints cd release.

If your looking to do a little shopping this weekend check out the 2nd Annual Life Affirming Rock N Roll Garage Sale. This is a garage sale basically put on by garage rockers. Members of bands such as Back In Spades, The Sirens, The Paybacks and more will be selling their goods.The sale will take place this Saturday and Sunday at 418 E. Cambourne

The News takes a look at Natives of the New Dawn, who will be playing at the Magic Stick on Saturday along with Colic, Dubphonics and SA.

Once again the freeways are closing, so say goodbye to 94 and The Lodge for a while.

Next time you're outside try not to breathe because Detroit now has the 3rd dirtiest air of all major cities.

GOOD STUFF IN THE WORLD, PT. 1
Here's the lowdown on a cool rally this Sunday, Sept. 26 at UofD Mercy:

CAN YOU HEAR US NOW
3:30-5:30PM
U OF D MERCY CALLAHAN HALL
4001 W. MCNICHOLS

Mayors from over twenty cities, county commissioners, state legislators, members of the US Senate and Congress and Governor Jennifer Granholm will be in attendance to address and be called upon to tackle the issues of healthcare, jobs, and public transportation. Other issues that will be addressed include civil rights, crime reduction and land bank use/development.

Admission is absolutely free, but a ticket for admission is required. For further information or tickets, please contact Stephanie Hoffman. For more details, stop into Rob's Blog.

GOOD STUFF IN THE WORLD, PT. 2
Clapton, R.E.M. + Others to Record Benefit Album for Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi. Find Out More About Aung San Suu Kyi From This Good Interview.

Bovs all over the Freep...
Mike Wendland takes a look at blogging legend Uncle Grambo as well as some other Detroit area blogs including MCR.Obvs

YOU!
COULD BE THE NEXT TERRORIST
Yusuf Islam (fomerly known as the singer Cat Stevens) has been denied entry to the United States. Reasons cited for diverting the flight of the British Muslim activist? None.

MONKEY BUSINESS
Monkey Mistaken for Wife Shot + Killed! Man Swears Monkey "Looked Just Like Jerry Vile"

Why Do They Need Prostitutes When They're Getting Fucked by Our Government?

GREEKTOWN, MEXICANTOWN, AFRICAN TOWN?
The geniuses that sit on the Detroit City Council have stopped fighting long enough to come up with a plan to build "African Town." Shouldn't they just be worrying about how to buy bulbs for the stoplights and find buses that don't fall apart right in front of your eyes? Rob Theakston gives you his take. The ever-mysterious, but wise John of Detroit Blog also weighs in.

In a vaguely related story, Tom Potter reminds you that "it's your civic duty to shake that booty!"

...PAVING THE WAY FOR THE LATE-NIGHT CINEMAX LINE-UP...

Skin-flick originator Russ Meyer, dead at 82.

...WHO THE HELL ARE THE CORRADOS?...
Oh, wait a minute -- that should read CORONADOS, as the band opens for the FIERY FURNACES tonight at the Blind Pig in Ann Arbor. All thanks to Clear Channel for butchering the living hell out of the band's name in pretty much every aspect of the show's promotion. Coronados have also garnered the privelage of opening for ex-TESTORS frontman SONNY VINCENT at the Magic Stick this Friday (impressive rockers DEAD MOON also open).

ONCE AGAIN...
Danger in Detroit.

SUGAR HIGH
Grab a copy of this month's Maxim Blender and check out The Candy Band on the Weird Band Alert.

THIS WEEK'S MP3 FACEOFF

Congrats to Saturday Looks Good To Me who came out on top of the Waxwings last week by a tally of 43-29. This week, we'll put them up against Scott Morgan's new soul band The Solution. Cast yer votes!

TUNE TO WDET
Here's a link to the new schedule for all you radio listeners out there.

YOU KNOW THE 1ST REASON...
You Know That There Is a Clause In The Constitution Which Allows Texas Secede From the Union. Well, a Man from Dallas Has Been Collecting Money to Build a Wall Around the Lone Star State in the Event It Does. At Press Time, 94% of Monies Collected for This Project Have Come from Outside Texas, and Here's Yet Another Reason Why.

MORE MITCH
Hey Cleveland, just in case you didn't hear us the other day, the Metrotimes tells you about Mitch Ryder.

The Freep checks out Tim Diaz while The News looks at The Valentinos, who will be playing tonight at the Magic Stick.

WDET has shaken up their daily lineup which will make way for more music programming. However everyone's favorite overnight host Liz Copeland, is now only on from 10pm-3am. "This American Life", "Car Talk", Terry Gross and others will no longer be heard on the station. Willy Wilson's show will be expanded and won't be just blues.

RIP JOHNNY RAMONE: 1948-2004
After a long battle with prostate cancer, Johnny Ramone passed away in his sleep yesterday at 3:30 pm in Los Angeles. He was surrounded by friends and family including wife Linda Cummings, Eddie and Jill McCormack, Rob and Sherrie Zombie, John Frusciante, Robert Carmine, Lisa Marie Presley and Michael Lockwood, Pete Yorn, Vincent Gallo, Steve Jones, Talia Shire, Gia Coppola and Jackie Getty. The photo at left shows Ramone in the early early hours of the morning in Ann Arbor following a Ramones show at the Second Chance along with Sonic's Rendezvous Band and Destroy All Monsters. Photo courtesy Robert Matheu.

LE MC CINQ
Glorious Noise enlists their Paris bureau to review the MC5/DKT's show in France.

FOOD & DRINK

Motor City Rocks Staff Leads Newest Health Craze! It's True!

Careful When You Say, "Eat Me, Grandpa!"

...CONCERT EVENTS AS ART PROJECTS...
To Live and Shave in LAToday marks the date of what should be one of the most interesting touring shows to come through Detroit this year, as To Live and Shave in LA makes a performance stop at the Detroit Art Space tonight. The most current incarnation of this abstract musical art project includes production/guitar guru Don Fleming providing guitars, synth work and backing vocals, and also Michigan's own Andrew W.K. giving up some drumming and vocals, as well. The fur-clad Wolfman Band opens. This one should be energetic and crazy, if nothing else.

An Open Letter to the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame
Dear Friends,

We, the people of Detroit and fans of the music emanating from this gnarly burg wanna tug on your coat for a minute about the yearly nominations to the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Painfully, we notice that in a year where you've made an intelligent nomination - the Stooges - you have overlooked, bypassed or otherwise forgotten about another major Detroit Wheel - Mitch Ryder. AGAIN.

What gives? Mitch Ryder + the Detroit Wheels were THE band the Rolling Stones cited as a huge influence in the mid-60s. Who did Otis Redding play with on his very last gig? Mitch Ryder + the Detroit Wheels. Who was the last person to play at the World Trade Center? Mitch Ryder. Mitch's influence can be heard on literally tons of vinyl issued over the years from Detroit Rock City. But still, you act like he doesn't exist. Is it because you're based in Cleveland, known as The Mistake by the Lake? For fuck's sake, you inducted the biggest groupie in the world last year - Jann Wenner - and you didn't even NOMINATE Mitch Ryder? Shame on you, clean your fucking ears out, and quit being such fucking stupid pricks. You're an embarrassment to all that is rock 'n' roll.

IT CAME FROM DETROIT
The trailer is now available for a new documentary on Detroit music... it looks GREAT so cruise over to the film's recently launched website and check it out: www.itcamefromdetroit.com. The film, directed by James R. Petix, has been in production for the past three years and features just about everyone in the Detroit music scene.

Album Review: Skeemin' NoGoods (Self Titled)

Well, there's sure nothing fancy about the Skeemin' NoGoods. Sure, John Speck (The Fags, Hoarse) occasionally lets his fingers wander up and down his fretboard for extended periods of time, but those solos don't really seem flashy or overly technical; they're more like the equivalent of some frantic spastic fit brought on by three days of constant caffeine consumption. Rhythm section members Ron Sakowski (The Necros, Easy Action) and Chuck Burns (Speedball, Seduce) lay down solid tracks that don't go off into progressive epics; sure, the drums pop all over the place like fireworks on the Fourth of July, and the bass -- well, alright, in all honesty, the main grumble to have about this recording is that the bass seems practically muted, really making it a non-issue ... Still, for the 28-minute lifespan of this recording, Speck, Sakowski and Burns play the best kind of rock-and-roll that exists - the dirty, nasty, slinky kind that takes simple, four-chord guitar-crunching, puts it over a pounding rhythm, and then totally goes over the top with liberal doses of nasty guitar solos and highly intense, yelled-but-still-kinda-sung vocals.

This ain't MTV's bullshit rock-and-roll here; this is Lemmy Kilmister's rock-and-roll - the kind born of nights of chain smoking, beer swilling, whiskey drinking and barroom brawling, all set to a steady soundtrack of Motorhead and conversations about who's got what tatooed where. All three of these guys have been involved in various elements of rock in the past (hell, Speck's actually one of the best goddamned pop songwriters Detroit's ever seen - the guy's had solid hooks pouring out of his ass for years in every band he's written for, and he's currently tossing out gems as part of The Fags); somehow, though, none of that matters when it comes to the Skeemin' NoGoods, because the only element present here is a good old ass-kicking for any set of ears lucky enough to be listening.

Like all good rock-and-roll, the Skeemin' NoGoods are frayed around the edges. There are no ballads here. There are no ornate rhythmic changes. Everything on this disc relies solely on intensity. Admittedly, the tracks tend to blur together at times; the album kicks off with "I Want Something" and "Politicians," and it's really hard to tell where one starts and the other begins upon first listen. "I Don't Like You" actually goes the route of including the dreaded, "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8" count-along lyric (in the middle of the song, even).

Imagine spending two days locked in a room with two close friends, a handful of AC/DC albums, a gallon of whiskey, a carton of smokes, and three cases of the cheapest beer possible ... Now think about the fact that this album is the direct result of an entire lifetime of that behavior. That's right - 28 minutes of dirty, alcohol-soaked, four-chord crunch and blazing guitar solo goodness.

So, why, pray tell, can the statement still be made that something so rudimentary is still vibrant and necessary? Simple. This, my friends, is balls-out, no frills, all-out, 'fuck you let's rock' music. This is the kind of stuff that's playing when beer bottles are shattering against brick walls, setting up the perfect atmopshere for fists to be flying at faces in all the right bars in all the wrong places. Go put down a few drinks and then listen to the disgustingly great mid-album combo of "Downtown" and "Gimme the Gas" to feel a quick blast of the spirit of Detroit. Leave your shitty job at the end of the workday and speed home, drumming on the steering wheel and yelling along to "Punch the Clock" for some rock-and-roll catharsis.

Can't hear the bass in the mix? That sucks, but it doesn't matter. Less than a half-hour long? Shit, man - just play it two or three times in a row a few times a day and get your money's worth. Listening to the Skeemin' NoGoods is like putting Lemmy, Angus Young and The Ramones in a blender and then pouring the contents into the stereo. Bounce around, play air guitar, bang your head, yell along, throw a fist in the air, pound a beer, do the Pogo ... The list is endless. Whatever it is you decide to do, just know that this disc will make you want to do it that much fucking harder. - Gary Blackwell

MP3 FACEOFF
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A track from Saturday Looks Good To Me's new record goes up against The Waxwings' All The Fuss. VOTE NOW!

Congrats to Porchsleeper for finishing just 3 votes above The Prime Ministers in last week's poll.

TOMORROW IN THE CASS CORRIDOR

The D has no shortage of great festivals, and tomorrow is one of the best... Dally in the Alley. Head over to the Cass Corridor and check it out... completely independent - you'll find no 'sponsored stages' here. The Dally Gallery will include work from Detroit music art icons Gary Grimshaw and Leni Sinclair. Music includes The Demolition Doll Rods, The Muggs, Detroit City Council, The Avatars, the Hard Lessons & the Candy Band. If you're looking for a pre-party, check out Les Infants Terrible tonight at Third Street Saloon.

BANG! BANG! YOU'RE DEAD
"I Ain't Yo' Bitch!" Dog Screams Before Pulling Trigger! It's True!

So "Gun Control" Means "Being Able to Hit Your Target," Eh?

DAMMIT!
The nitwits behind this site screwed up the MP3 Faceoff. It's fixed now and everyone should be able to vote... please oblige us and give it another shot. Thanks to Rob for straightening out our shiite.

EVEN MORE MUSIC WITH ANOTHER CAUSE...
Sunday, September 12
Young Soul Rebels Records and Tapes
All ages - 8:00 p.m. doors
Time-Stereo presents a BENEFIT CONCERT for a NEPALI SIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL featuring:

Aaron Dilloway (Wolf Eyes)
Warn Defever (His Name is Alive)
Fred Thomas (Saturday Looks Good to Me)
Dead Machines (Tovah and John Olsen)
Little Claw
Niko
Nomo
Metal Dungeon
DJ-ON

EVENT NOTES FROM TIME STEREO: Nepal is a super small third world country located deep in the Himalayas, nestled between Tibet and India. Extreme poverty allows poor health conditions resulting in a greater incidence of deafness in children from basic childhood illnesses. In a major city like KATHMANDU, there are a few sign language schools but in the countryside, isolated deaf children are still language-less. Four years of fighting-off attacks from maoist rebels have left the already-limited government resources depleted. This concert will help fund the construction of a school in Sindhuli which is in the middle hills of the Eastern half of the country.


SOX AT SEVEN: TUNE IN TONIGHT
There's a new Detroit music radio show on the airwaves. At 7-8pm on Wednesday nights, tune your dials to Windsor's CJAM 91.5 for "Sox at Seven", hosted by Andrea Sox. If you live outside the metro Detroit area, you can listen live online at www.cjam.ca. You'll hear music from Detroit artists of all genres - pop, punk, hip hop, indie, rock, etc. The show started last week, and tonight is the second... so tune in, yo.

THIS WEEKEND - MUSIC WITH A CAUSE

This Friday-Sunday - All three nights at the Elbow Room in Ypsilanti
(benefits go towards raising cash money to purchase new instruments for the Ypsilanti Public School Music Department)
18+ doors for all three nights
START TIME EDIT: Bands start promptly at 6:30 p.m. each night

PLEASE NOTE: Schedule still developing - check back periodically to catch the latest updates

Friday Sept 10
Heads Will Roll
Leaving Rouge
Chapstik
Ettison Clio
Charlevoix
Drag King
The Book Was Better

Saturday Sept 11
Easy Action
Bang! Bang!
The Holy Fire
Rome for a Day
Lisboa
Human Wick Effect
Disgraziata
Dropjaw
Red Party

Sunday Sept 12
Spit for Athena
Glori5
Lingua Franca
Berwer
Man At Arms
Today I Wait
This is Adelaide


YOU'RE THE SOLUTION!
You did such a good job voting for The Solution, Scott Morgan's new soul outfit, that you get to do it again. "I Have to Quit You" hit No. 7 on MTV's Upnorth chart. Now cruise over to MTV and vote them up again! If you're still looking for answers, you can find out more about The Solution at Scott Morgan's official site.

SPEAKING OF VOTING...

We've got a brand new MP3 challenge: The Prime Ministers vs. Porchsleeper... vote now! Congrats to the Grande Nationals for winning the previous two challenges.

...MAGGOT BRAINING GENERATION AFTER GENERATION...
Back when George Clinton's Funkadelic was a vehicle for abject weirdness and searing funk-rock jams, guitarist Eddie Hazel quietly established himself as one of the era's most formidable players. Tragically underrated during his day, Hazel's riffings were the basis of Funkadelic's monumental original trio of albums - the brightest of which were showcased in the fairly well-known piece, "Maggot Brain."

After Hazel's passing in 1992, a cult audience of sorts seemed to develop for his works. Hazel's few existing solo recordings have always been rather hard to come by, though today marks the CD re-release date of Hazel's 1977 solo album, Games, Dames and Guitar Things (courtesy of Rhino Handmade). As bonus tracks, Rhino's tacked on four of Hazel's 1975 demo tracks that had earlier seen minimum exposure as the posthumous Jams From the Heart EP. According to the label, only 5000 individually numbered copies are being published - so if you're the type that's interested in such things, it might not be a bad idea to check out the label's Eddie Hazel info page for more details about the re-release.

FUCK TELEVISION.

Eventually, programming is going to get so bad that we're all going wind up selling our televisions to buy guitars and four-track recorders in an attempt to fill our free time with something vaguely creative and worthwhile. Until then, though, check out the 'inside scoop' on a few new television shows.

Then again, folks with basic cable can always just say, "Screw conventional reality show/faux reality show/sitcom programming crap," and check out Cartoon Network's Adult Swim line-up. Sure, it's corporate non-conventionalism ... but it's still weird, irreverant, and damned funny to boot.

WE'RE #1, WE'RE #1!!

IN THE PRESS
Cruise over the the Ann Arbor paper for articles on Electric Six and reviews of The Paybacks, Saturday Looks Good To Me and Dabenport. Then check out Iggy's Life In Ypsi.

ASS STRUGGLE!

The Detroit City Council shake it at the Lager House on Friday, September 3. If you missed it, you can catch them headlining Dally in the Alley this Saturday at 9:30.

YOU GOTTA LISTEN
Rob Theakston proves he's an absolute genius of coincidence with this mix.
Thanks to aforemention genius for the numbers.

CONSERVATIVES
Eisenhower saw the thing, He said this is sickening.

WHATTYA DRINK?
The MCR office has replaced the humidifier with a "beer-ifier."

Duhhhhhh! Could There Possibly Be a Link?

MORE DETAILS OF DETROIT ROCK WEEKEND
BRING DA FUNK!
We reccomend you be in the house when The Detroit City Council storm the stage tonight at the Lager House. Cruise over to their hip new website, www.detroitcitycouncil.com. With them tonight, is the outstanding Ohio import, The Tough & Lovely.

GO GORE
The Gore Gore Girls will be playing a double header at the Lager House Saturday and Sunday nights. On Saturday, they'll be joined by Jawbone & the Avatars. The Hard Lessons will join on Sunday along with a very rare Detroit appearance of Fortune and Maltese. There will be free BBQ!

ELVIS IN THE BUILDING
Speaking of very rare appearances, psychobilly legends Elvis Hitler will be at the Magic Stick on Saturday.

La di da di, we like to party
Here's everything you need to know about all the festivals going on in town this weekend.
Arts, Beats and Eats- Make sure you go see Cameo, word up. Other highlights include B-52's, Verve Pipe, Kingsnakes, American Mars, Back in Spades.
Hamtramck Labor Day Festival-Some of the bands that will be rockin' on Joseph Compau include, Bang Bang, Broadzilla, Shipwreck Union and The Fags.
Ford International Jazz Festival- Aretha Franklin, need I say more?
Chene Park-Check out rap legends Slick Rick, MC Lyte, Sugarhill Gang, Whodini and more.
Cadieux Cafe- Head over to the east side for the 7th Annual Mussel Beach Music Festival. This features 3 days of music with bands such as Tiny Steps, Grande Nationals, Capitol Cities and Friends of Dennis Wilson just to name a few.

The News talk with The Strange while the Freep takes a look at The Fondas.

Ferndale may be hit with a 5 cent drink tax, lame, weak, not cool

Hey guys if you're looking to get that girl you may want to follow some of these rules.Open doors, be on time, dress up, who knew.

PUNK ROCK
Nestor in Detroit tells you what the Ramrods were like back in the 70's and gives you his take on them today.

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...SMOKIN' CIGARETTES AND WATCHIN' CAPTAIN KANGAROO...

The Freep gives some press to The Fags today.

TIMES BEACH SIGNS DISTRIBUTION DEAL WITH NAIL
MCR has learned that metro Detroit-based label Times Beach Records has inked a national distribution deal with Nail Distribution, a division of Allegro Music. Nail also distributes K, Western Vinyl, Misra, Orange Twin, and Secretly Canadian. Starting in November, the entire Times Beach roster will be distributed by Nail. The roster currently includes Ethan Daniel Davidson, MAN Incorporated, Deadstring Brothers, Audra Kubat, Gold Cash Gold, Mark Dignam, The Hentchmen, and The Muggs.

hmmm...
Mr. Gary, isn't that you in the Gorgoroth photo??

For Every Dream, A Heartache. Although, it could be worse: Dog Went for Kibbles & Bits.

It looks as if Carrie's split from the Von Bondies is now official. NME has the lowdown and Carrie's statement on why she left the band.

I'M A RAMROD, BABY!

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