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November 03, 2003

XIII (StumpJumper)

What do you get when you take Slipknot's wardrobe, Marilyn Manson's theatrics, Linkin Parks' dual vocals, Lars Ulrich's double bass, Tool's timing changes, Trent Reznor's electronics, Pantera's power groove, Dave Mustaine's intensity, Tim Burton's imagination, Opie Gone Bad's local celebrity, face paint, urban camouflage, Catholic schoolgirls, and a mosh pit and mix it up in a cement mixer with a big sac of homegrown Cleveland (bad) attitude and a whole can of whup-ass (circa 1993-2003)?

Proof that heavy metal isn't dead yet...

(Don't forget to check out the new album, too.)

Posted by stumpjumper at November 3, 2003 08:10 AM | TrackBack

Comments

Sounds like fun. I'll check them out.

Posted by: zombyboy at November 3, 2003 09:01 AM

From the web site: "To their credit, they never resort to cheap shock tactics for effect."

LOL!

Interesting sound. "Sun doesn't rise" sounds very familiar.

Posted by: bryan at November 3, 2003 11:40 AM

Agreed that quote is a little off.

"Sun Doesn't Rise" has been getting quite a bit of airplay lately and has been getting a good showing on MTV, too. Also, it was on the "Freddy Vs. Jason" soundtrack and will soon be on the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" soundtrack.

Posted by: StumpJumper at November 3, 2003 11:52 AM