Metallica proves its metal

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- Metallica proves its metal
- The Sickening sign to XTREEM MUSIC
- Rock fans head to Iowa to recall day music died

Metallica proves its metal
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The Sickening sign to XTREEM MUSIC
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no groovy slamming stuff just straight forward brutal Death!!Their debut album tentatively named “Death Devastation Decay!” is already recorded and currently being mastered in Sweden by the infamous Deathmaster Dan Sw?. 11 songs of relentless and brutal-as-fuck Death Metal including a cover of CANNIBAL CRPSE’s “Hammer Smashed Face” in a way more brutal and bizarre style will be included on this debut opus that will undoubtely put THE SICKENING in the map of the current brutal Death Metal scene. Release schedule for this album hasn’t been settled yet but it’s expected sometime this summer 2009 while the band is hardly working on shows not only in their homeland but also in various festivals across Europe. For more info about the band as well as listening to one unmastered song form the upcoming album visit their official MySpace at: www.
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Rock fans head to Iowa to recall day music died
The Associated Press 
“The Big Bopper” Richardson and 17-year-old Ritchie Valens performed in Clear Lake and then boarded the plane for a planned 300-mile flight that lasted only minutes. “It was really like the first rock ‘n’ roll landmark; the first death” said rock historian Jim Dawson who has written several books about music of that era. “They say these things come in threes. Well all three happened at the same time. “Starting Wednesday thousands of people are expected to gather in the small northern Iowa town where the rock pioneers gave their last performance. They’ll come to the Surf Ballroom for symposiums with the three musicians’ relatives sold-out concerts and a ceremony as the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame designates the building as its ninth national landmark.
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