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ALARM Magazine is back! Get a free iPad download of our July/August issue, featuring Omar Rodriguez Lopez of The Mars…
12 years ago
Meshuggah
50 Unheralded Albums from 2011
In just one more trip around the sun, another swarm of immensely talented but under-recognized musicians has harnessed its collective…
12 years ago
Morrow vs. Hajduch: Bastard Priest’s Ghouls of the Endless Night
Scott Morrow is ALARM’s music editor. Patrick Hajduch is a very important lawyer. Each week they debate the merits of…
13 years ago
Dianogah: Dueling Basses and Melodic Distortions
On its most recent album, Chicago's Dianogah ventures into harsher sounds, while simultaneously collaborating with local artists Andrew Bird and…
13 years ago
Guest Spots: Meshuggah on the Drumkit from Hell
Meshuggah: "Re-Inanimate" (Catch Thirtythree, Nuclear Blast, 5/30/05) [audio:http://alarm-magazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/05-Re-Inanimate.mp3|titles=Meshuggah: "Re-Inanimate"] Extreme metal band Meshuggah tends to do exactly what it wants.…
13 years ago
Jerseyband: Outlandish Brass-Metal Orchestrations
What began as a project for an improvisation workshop in college is now the seven-piece jazz-metal juggernaut Jerseyband — a band…
13 years ago
Sleepytime Gorilla Museum: Apocalyptic Art Rock and Absurdist Humor
Experimental rock band Sleepytime Gorilla Museum dabbles in myriad styles — metal, classical, prog, and more — and pairs cosmic…
13 years ago
The Metal Examiner: Intronaut’s Valley Of Smoke
Every Friday, The Metal Examiner delves metal's endless depths to present the genre's most important and exciting albums. Intronaut: Valley of…
13 years ago
100 Unheralded Albums from 2010
Among the thousands of under-appreciated or under-publicized albums that were released in 2010, hundreds became our favorites and were presented…
13 years ago
Morrow vs. Hajduch: Seven That Spells’ Future Retro Spasm
Scott Morrow is ALARM’s music editor. Patrick Hajduch is a very important lawyer. Each week they debate the merits of…
13 years ago
Divinity announces tour schedule and new album, The Singularity
Canadian metal group Divinity has confirmed its first live-performance dates promoting its new album, The Singularity, through parts of Canada,…
14 years ago
What We’re Seeing This Weekend: Fucked Up, Monotonix, Cheer-Accident, D. Rider
We'll see plenty of rock this weekend as our destinations treat us to punk, post-punk, metal, avant-garde rock, quirk rock,…
15 years ago