The Carrier begin recording full length

Hardcore act The Carrier have begun work on their second full length, this time for Deathwish Inc. The band is recording at The Getaway Group in Wakefield, MA. The effort will be mixed by Kurt Ballou at his Godcity studio with hopes for a Spring release.

They released No Love Can Save Me [7 inch] in 2008 and their full length, One Year Later, in 2007.
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CEMETERY URN To Launch New Album At ‘Southern Sign Ritual’ Concert

Australian barbaric death metal legends CEMETERY URN, who feature in their ranks members of BESTIAL WARLUST, ABOMINATOR, SADISTIK EXECUTION, BLOOD DUSTER and GUILD OF DESTRUCTION, will launch their new album by performing at The Tote Hotel in Collingwood on February 6, 2010 alongside URGRUND, DESTRUKTOR and ORDER OF ORIAS under the “Southern Sign Ritual” banner of Blackart Productions.
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The Number Twelve Looks Like You (2000-2009)

The Number Twelve Looks Like You Bergen County, NJ’s The Number Twelve Looks Like You have called it quits. Lead guitarist Alex Pareja cited “many ongoing issues and the slow deteriorating of the band” as the reasons for the breakup:

The band was never rich/famous and that was not the goal. We desired to play music we genuinely enjoyed creating while being able to support our own accumulating responsibilities. Unfortunately these personal commitments have overpowered anything we can achieve which is typical of the way this society is structured. It is virtually impossible for the arts and music to thrive in a society that does not support it. You either get duped into playing along or fight the uphill battle to something better.

The Number Twelve released Worse Than Alone last spring.
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Stooges added to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

The Stooges have been added to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame organizers announced today. The news comes after the band’s record seven previous nominations over the past decade. They will be inducted alongside ABBA, Genesis, the Hollies and Jimmy Cliff at a ceremony to be held March 15 at New York City’s Waldorf Astoria hotel.

Frontman Iggy Pop spoke to Rolling Stone:

We’ve been rejected seven times, and we would have set a record, I think, if it happened again. It started to feel like Charlie Brown and the football. I had about two hours of a strong emotional reaction after hearing the news. It felt like vindication. Then I kind of scratched my head and thought, ‘Am I still cool? Or is that over now?’

The band released The Weirdness in 2007.
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