Razorlight will release their new album, 'Slipway Fires', on November 3rd, it's been revealed.
The band's followup to 2006's 'Razorlight' will be preceded by the single 'Wire To Wire', which is released digitally on September 26th.
The single will as well be available on traditional formats the week ahead of the album's release.
DJ Zane Lowe will play the record book for the first time during his Radio One show tonight (September 8th).
 Artist: Darkwoods My Betrothed: mp3 download Genre(s): Metal: Death,Black Rock Darkwoods My Betrothed's discography:  The Eerie Sampler (Best Of, Compilation) Year: 1999 Tracks: 4  Witch-Hunts Year: 1998 Tracks: 7  Heirs Of The Northstar Year: 1995 Tracks: 7 Led by guitarist/vocalist Emperor Nattasett, Darkwoods My Betrothed throw helped to land the Black alloy sound to Scandinavia. Formed in the bound of 1993, as Virgin's Cunt, the group continues to combine songs about ancestors and Norse gods with electrifying, to power-driven, arrangements, creating a new panache of music, that they call, "Viking metallic element." Recording their first demo, Reborn In The Promethean Flame, as Virgin's Cunt, the band changed its list to Darkwoods My Betrothed in front recording their second demonstration, Dark Aureoles Gathering, in the winter of 1994. Embraced by the tube scene, the album attracted the attention of South Korea-based label, Hammerheart Productions, world Health Organization signed the chemical group to a book lot. Their debut record album, Heirs Of The Northstar, released in late 1995, revealed a practically different ring than the old demos. Rather than expanding on the cold, uncheerful, sound of the demos, Darkwoods My Betrothed showcased a more-atmospheric, raw age-like, sensibility. Returning to their early roots, Darkwoods My Betrothed, sour up the juice with their second album, Autumn Roars Thunder, in 1996, which featured energetic, uptempo, tunes. Their third base record album, Witch-Hunts, recorded in 1997 but not released until a yr later on, remains the band's darkest recording. Although bass player Haxenmeister left the mathematical group in the summer of 1996, he continues to co-write songs with the ring. |
 Artist: Iron Fire: mp3 download Genre(s): Rock Metal: Power Discography:  Blade of Triumph Year: 2007 Tracks: 11  Revenge Year: 2006 Tracks: 12  On The Edge Year: 2001 Tracks: 12 The seeds of Danish force metallic element isthmus Iron Fire were planted in the middle of the nineties, when isaac M. Singer Martin Steene, and so of the band Misery, gradually began to pattern session more creative ascendancy over the band. After leading the mathematical radical through a few card and call changes (it was shortly known as Decades of Darkness), he named it Iron Fire. In the summertime of 1998 the new isthmus, pickings its cues from the fast in time melodic approach of German force metal bands like Helloween, recorded their first demonstration CD. They sold the self-titled disc to fans spell shopping it to record labels, which lED to a record deal with Berlin's Modern Music. In the give of 2000, Iron Fire released its debut album, Thunderstorm, on the label, and john Drew enthusiastic fans and positive reviews in the metal adjure; the German EMP catalogue remarked, "Electric storm presents a mix of hard up-tempo songs, energetic mid-tempo tracks as good as traditional alloy hymns." The record album features a wrap up variation of Running Wild track "Under Jolly Roger," further underscoring the band's fealty to German force metal. Following the waiver of Thunderstorm, Steene overhauled the batting order all the same once more earlier beginning a arcsecond full-length record. Now featuring Kristian Hegelund Martinsen and Martin Slott on guitars, drummer Martin Plenge, and basso thespian Jakob Lykkebo, Iron Fire recorded its secondment album, On the Edge, with producer Tommy Hansen (Pretty Maids, Helloween, etc.) at Hansen's Jailhouse Studios. Century Media records released On the Edge in 2001. |
From ranting about religion to musing about life's quirks, George Carlin revelled in getting down and dirty:
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On euphemisms for aging and death:
"'Older' sounds a little better than 'old,' doesn't it? Sounds like it might even last a little longer. ... I'm getting old. And it's OK. Because thanks to our fear of death in this country I won't have to die - I'll 'pass away.' Or I'll 'expire,' like a magazine subscription. If it happens in the hospital they'll call it a 'terminal episode.' The insurance company will refer to it as 'negative patient care outcome.' And if it's the result of malpractice they'll say it was a 'therapeutic misadventure."'
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On getting old:
"... the best thing about getting old is you're not responsible for remembering things anymore. Even important things. 'But it was your daughter's funeral' 'I forgot!' You can even make believe you have Alzheimer's disease. It's a lot of fun. You can look around the dining room table and say, 'Who are you people and where is my horse?' And you look at your eldest son and you say, 'Agnes, I haven't seen ya since First Communion!"'
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On abortion:
"How come when it's us it's 'an abortion,' but when it's a chicken it's an omelette?"
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On religion:
-"Something is wrong here: War, disease, death, destruction, hunger, filth, poverty, torture, crime, corruption and the Ice Capades. Something is definitely wrong. This is not good work. If this is the best God can do, I am not impressed. Results like these do not belong on the resume of a supreme being. This is the kinda (expletive) you'd expect from an office temp with a bad attitude."
-"You know who I pray to? Joe Pesci. ... Two reasons: first of all, I think he's a good actor, OK? To me that counts. Second, he looks like a guy who can get things done. Joe Pesci doesn't (expletive) around."
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On "stuff":
"That's all your house is - it's a place to keep your stuff while you go out and get more stuff. Now sometimes - sometimes you gotta move. You gotta get a bigger house. Why? Too much stuff. You've gotta move all your stuff, and maybe put some of your stuff in storage. Imagine that - there's a whole industry based on keeping on eye on your stuff."
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On "things you never see":
"You never see a Rolls-Royce with a bumper sticker that says '(Expletive) happens.' You never see a really big, tall, fat Chinese guy with red hair."
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On his disdain for "soft names":
"I'm getting really sick of guys named Todd. ... Where are all these goofy (expletive) boys' names coming from? Taylor, Tyler, Jordan, Flynn - these are not real names. You wanna hear a real name? Eddie."
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"Why do they lock gas station bathrooms? Are they afraid someone will clean them?"
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"I wonder why Kleenex doesn't have a target in the middle of it. Don't you think we need a bulls-eye right in the middle of the Kleenex?"
