Monthly Archives: November 2008

Punk Rock

Death By Stereo debuts four tracks

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Death By Stereo Orange County’s Death By Stereo have posted four new songs from their upcoming fifth studio album, Death Is My Only Friend. The record follows Death For Life which was released in 2005. The new album is expected to drop sometime in 2009. It will not be released on the band’s longtime home, Epitaph, however. The band are currently free agents. The group also recently announced some shows with Suicidal Tendencies in December.

You can find the four new songs on their myspace page.
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Steam Powered

Silent Hill Homecoming Now Available on Steam

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Silent Hill® Homecoming, the latest iteration in Konami’s classic horror series, is now available via Steam in North, Central and South America. PC gamers may now enjoy the next chapter of the series – no console required. In addition, PC fans will receive a 10 percent discount for the first 5 days when they purchase Silent Hill Homecoming on Steampowered.com.

Silent Hill: Homecoming takes players deeper into the tormented history of Silent Hill and reveals the evil that surrounds Toluca Lake. The story follows Alex Shepherd, who returns to his hometown of Shepherd’s Glen to investigate the mysterious disappearance of his brother. On his quest, Alex discovers eerie occurrences taking place, and investigates the mystery behind his nightmares. As he struggles to maintain his grip on reality, Alex unravels a tale that takes him from his childhood home to the fog-shrouded streets of Silent Hill. In the end, Alex must face the darkest horrors of his soul to confront the evil that has taken his brother.
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Punk Rock

Dropkick Murphys, Bosstones, No Use For A Name comment on Obama victory

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In the wake of Illinois senator Barack Obama’s historic win of the U.S. presidency on Tuesday, Alternative Press has collected the thoughts of over 15 musicians, including Dicky Barrett of the The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Wil Francis of Aiden, Al Barr of Dropkick Murphys, Fred Mascherino of The Color Fred, Tony Sly of No Use For A Name, Shane Told of Silverstein, Jonah Matranga of Far, Jeffree Star and more. Dicky Barrett noted:

feel like the world is now a better place, and a large chunk of my faith in my country has been restored. I don’t think we made a good choice, I think we made a great choice. I’m looking forward to living in a country where the guy who runs it is smarter than I am.

Will Francis of Aiden adds:

Finally some fucking hope.

You can see what each musician had to say about the presidential election here.
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