They call themselves a "hood metal" band and by mixing elements of hard rock, metal and of course hip-hop, they pretty much sound just like that. Of course purists may label this nu metal, but hey, to each their own. Citing Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, System of a Down, Linkin Park and Jay-Z as some of their major their influences the band brings to their music tremendous experience and passion.

Die britischen Alternative-Rocker Antlered Man veröffentlichen noch vor Release ihres neuen Albums "Giftes 1 and 2" eine zweite visuelle Untermalung. Der Clip zum Song "Platoono Uno" präsentiert sich wie auch ihr erster Output ( motor.de berichtete ) angenehm verkopft und mit knapp sechs Minuten recht gehaltvoll. Sprechende Brustwarzen, schöne Oberlippenbärte und jede Menge Großaufnahmen seht ihr hier: Antlered Man - "Platoono Uno" Auf ihrer Bandcamp-Seite bieten Antlered Man den Song zudem auch als Gratisdownload. Den Weg dahin dorthin findet ihr »hier . "Giftes 1 and 2" erscheint am 2. März auf Noisolution. Die Platte wartet mit einem experimentierfreudigen Stilmix auf, die Referenzliste des ...

Die britischen Alternative Rocker von Antlered Man bringen ihr Debüt-Album "Giftes 1 and 2" am 2. März auf den deutschen Markt. Das neue Signing des Berliner Labels Noisolution wird auf der Platte allerdings nicht nur neue Stücke einspielen, sondern es ist vielmehr die Zusammenstellung aller bisher selbst veröffentlichten Singles und unbekannter Songs. Das Londoner Quartett macht Musik, die sich frickelig, gebrüllt und immer mit aufbrausenden Gitarren präsentiert. Dabei könnte man fast denken, dass System Of A Down und die Queens Of The Stone Age verschmolzen sind, um diesen Corpus zu bilden. Wer wissen möchte wie sich das anhört und aussieht ...

Well folks it's been a while since I last had a chance to do any sort of write ups for The Ripple. While I have been listening to countless amounts of music I have had little time to do a proper write up. This past holiday season has been a handful. Recently, we at The Ripple Effect were asked to write up about the first album we bought with our own money. I remember it like it was only yesterday. I was flipping through a music magazine, probably Circus or some shit and came across an advertisement for Music ...

System of a Down and The Dillinger Escape Plan have confirmed a couple Australian Sidewave shows, along with a stop in New Zealand. Dates follow:

Dillinger Escape Plan will be heading to Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and Thailand for a series of tour dates. It will all be in support of System of a Down as well as the Soundwave Festival: 2012 Feb 22  NZ  Auckland @ Trusts Stadium w/ System Of A Down 2012 Feb 25 AU Brisbane @ [...]

System of A Down have announced a one off Auckland show on the back of Soundwave Festival.  Touring after a six year hiatus they'll be joined by The Dillinger Escape Plan who played here last in 2008...System of A Down with support from The Dillinger...

System of a Down have announced a headlining show in Auckland, New Zealand on February 22nd at Trusts Stadium.

Bleach* , Currumbin RSL & The SoundLounge Co-present … Brown">Blue King Brown Supporting the fight for freedom in West Papua. Breaking the silence on 50 years of Genocide of the West Papuan people. “This is not the struggle of West Papuans alone, but for all those who believe in respect for other human beings and reverence for this beautiful planet on which we all depend for life.” John Rumbiak, West Papuan human rights leader. Hailed by Santana as “The voice of the street and the band of the future!” Brown">Blue King Brown, 2011 ARIA nominated artist, is Australia’s premier 8 piece live urban roots crew. Lead by the multi talented, relentless energy of Natalie Pa’apa’a; Powerful vocal & lyrical delivery’s meet a dancehall, roots, rock & afro groove mash-up built on an irrepressible percussive foundation. Their power packed live show is second to none & now world renowned, they’ve played across the planet, through EUROPE, UK, CANADA, USA, & JAPAN rocking crowds from Tokyo to Texas and everywhere in between, Having shared stage and opened for the likes of SANTANA, DAMIAN MARLEY, JULIEN MARLEY, SPEARHEAD, JOHN BUTLER, THE CAT EMPIRE, LAURYN HILL to name a few. Once again pushing genre boundaries and breaking new sonic grounds their new album saw them working alongside the ...

#20 Russian Circles - Empros Empros was released on October 25 and just like that, in one fell swoop, Russian Circles made all other instrumental post-rock/metal bands completely obsolete. Good riddance, there were too many of them anyway. Buy it. #19 Junius - Reports From the Threshold of Death The missing link between Deftones and Coldplay. Yes, I mean that in a good way. Stop looking at me like that. Buy it. #18 Red Fang - Murder the Mountains In a year that gave us no new Melvins or Big Business albums (only a slightly disappointing single by the latter), Red Fang ...

From Bring Me The Horizon to System Of A Down with everything in between!

System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian's cover of the Frank Zappa song "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" can be heard below. The track was released last week as part of The Frank Zappa Aaafnraaaaam Birthday Bundle , available on iTunes.

System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian's cover of the Frank Zappa song "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow" can be heard below. The track was released last week as part of The Frank Zappa Aaafnraaaaam Birthday Bundle , available on iTunes.

This week's picks from the ATP! team include tracks from Anthony Green, WHY?, System Of A Down and more. Jon Ableson Anthony Green - 'James Song' George Gadd The Weeknd - 'Next (Echoes Of Silence)' Emma Garland WHY? - 'These Few Presidents' Edward Strickson System Of A Down - 'Holy Mountains' Nick Robbins Patterns - 'Blast Off' Liam McGarry Lupe Fiasco - 'Put Your Game On' Connor O'Brien Frightened Rabbit - 'It's Christmas So We'll Stop'

"You think Dimebag can hear you?” shouted Sebastian Bach, standing centerstage in full Diamond Dave mode, early in last night’s tribute to guitarist Dimebag Darrell at the Key Club in West Hollywood, California. Bach wore a in vintage Pantera T-shirt, blew kisses and head-banged his blond mane as guitarist John 5 ripped into Van Halen’s “Ain’t Talkin’ 'Bout Love.” The singer and guitarist were just two of the many guests in a diverse lineup at this year’s “Dimebash,” a tribute to both the late Dimebag Darrell and metal icon Ronnie James Dio, who died last year ...