As I Lay Dying Singer Tim Lambesis Arrested In Plot To Murder Wife

May 8th, 2013 1:58pm EDT
Tim Lambesis
Tim Lambesis, lead singer for the heavy metal band As I Lay Dying was arrested at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon and charged with Solicitation of Another to Commit Murder and kill his estranged wife.

The singer was taken into custody by police in Oceanside, Calif., while shopping and taken to the Encinitas police station and booked into the Vista Detention Facility, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.

Detectives found out about his plot via a tip last week and initiated an investigation, setting up an undercover officer to pose as a would-be murder-for-hire killer. Lam...
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Slayer Guitarist Jeff Hanneman Dies At 49

May 2nd, 2013 9:46pm EDT
Slayer
Jeff Hanneman, co-founder and guitarist for thrash metal band Slayer, died of liver failure at a southern California hospital on Thursday. He was 49.

The news was confirmed in a message on the band's website.

"Slayer is devastated to inform that their bandmate and brother, Jeff Hanneman, passed away at about 11AM this morning near his Southern California home. Hanneman was in an area hospital when he suffered liver failure. He is survived by his wife Kathy, his sister Kathy and his brothers Michael and Larry, and will be sorely missed."

The guitarist had been on hiatus from the band sinc...
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CD Review: The Bronx - 'The Bronx (IV)'

April 16th, 2013 12:45am EDT
The Bronx
After taking a few years off to sow their wild oats as their mariachi band alter ego Mariachi El Bronx, hardcore punkers The Bronx are back with The Bronx (IV), their supposed return to form. The Bronx (IV) blazes out of the gates with opening salvo “The Unholy Land,” a massive cut replete with killer hooks and scorching riffs, though that initial luster wears off by the next track “Along for the Ride,” which falls flat on the heels of such a sweet opener. Now, there are good tracks throughout The Bronx (IV), but the unfortunately thing is that they are all too far and too few, nestled with...
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CD Review: Clutch - 'Earth Rocker'

April 15th, 2013 9:18pm EDT
Clutch
If you can count on anything in the ever-changing music industry, you can count on the fact that Clutch is going to be Clutch, and any time they release a new album, you know this band is going to sit back and do their own thing. This is a trend that continues for sure on the bands tenth studio album Earth Rocker, which proves that the Southern rockers have plenty left in the tank. For the most part, the album is what you’d expect from the stoner rock vets, one that fires off one ripping outing after another (“Mr. Freedom,” “Cyborg Bette”). With Earth Rocker serving as Clutch’s first album ...
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10 Songs That Should Never Be Sung At Karaoke

April 14th, 2013 2:00pm EDT
P.S. I Love You
The idea of singing in front of a large group of strangers is often a terrifying one, but luckily karaoke exists to allow for this with little or no pressure on the singer. Alcohol is also usually a contributing factor to the lack of pressure, but still it gives the chance for those who can't normally sing or are afraid of performing the chance to get up in front of others (who may or may not be intoxicated) and sing and perform. There are plenty of great songs to sing at karaoke, but there are a few particular ones that should be avoided at all cost. Here are ten of those songs.

10. "Wh...
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The New MTV Episode 20: Sevendust, Autumnblaze, Amity Affliction, Dirty Heads, Sad Robot

March 31st, 2013 7:00am EDT
7dust
Some time off well spent in attemtping to streamline The New MTV - straight, no chaser and all killer, no filler. Minus the fluff so we can get right down to business - watching these videos. Take a look - if you see a genre that peaks your interest, by all means, enjoy.

Autumnblaze - "Invisible Fields" (www.autumnblaze-kingdom.com)

File Under: Rock/Alt-Rock

The Amity Affliction - "Open Letter" - [Live In Melbourne] (www.theamityaffliction.net)

File Under: Metalcore

The Dirty Heads - "Cabin By the Sea" (www.dirtyheads.com)

File Under: Indie/Folk

Sad Robot - "God Damn the Man" (...
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CD Review: Hatebreed - "The Divinity of Purpose"

March 9th, 2013 10:06pm EST
Hatebreed
When asked about The Divinity of Purpose, Hatebreed’s sixth studio album, Frontman Jamey Jasta said it is ‘all pit, no shit.’ Hey, when you’re right, you’re right. It’s grimy, it’s guttural, it’s shattering – it’s Hatebreed. The Divinity of Purpose showcases Hatebreed as a band that knows their skills, and lives within them. This album is a curb-stomping, one nearly devoid any and all things melodic, though it’s not lacking anything in the intense groove department (“Honor Never Dies,” “The Language,” “Before The Fight Ends You”). Unfortunately for Hatebreed, the problem that persists with ...
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The New MTV Video Roundup Ep. 19.5: Sky Ferreira, Twenty One Pilots, No Bragging Rights

February 27th, 2013 10:12pm EST
Sky Ferreira
Let this quick hitting trio of hot and tasty music videos serve as a bridge until next time when The New MTV and Starpulse bring you five additional music videos for your visual and aural consumption. No, you don't have to thank us - you're doing more than enough by reading this right now and watching these fine, fine clips.

Sky Ferreira - "Lost In My Bedroom"

Check out Sky Ferreira's trippy new video for her track "Lost In My Bedroom," an ecclectic video that could potentially cause you have a seizure and lose control of your faculties.

http://skyferreira.com 

twenty | one | pilots...
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The New MTV Video Roundup Ep. 18.5: Lacuna Coil, Glass Cloud, the Seeking

February 6th, 2013 12:35pm EST
Lacuna Coil
With so many excellent videos floating around, sometimes you just cant get to them all, but we here at Get eXposed Music surely can, but once a week just isn't enough. As we continue to pick up the slack for MTV (even though they still have a Music Video Awards show for some reason), use this trio of new videos to enrich your life with the sound of music (of something hokey like that) and to help tide you over until the next episode of "The New MTV."

Lacuna Coil - "End of Time"

Italy's Lacuna Coil has released their new music video for "End Of Time." The video was produced by K48 and di...
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The New MTV Video Roundup Ep. 18: Frightened Rabbit, The Traditional Fools, Toro Y Moi, Krisiun, Wavves

February 4th, 2013 9:56pm EST
Krisiun
With so many excellent videos floating around, sometimes you just cant get to them all, but we here at Get eXposed Music surely can. As we continue to pick up the slack for MTV (even though they still have a Music Video Awards show for some reason), use these videos to enrich your life with the sound of music (of something hokey like that).

Frightened Rabbit - "The Woodpile"

Frightened Rabbit has revealed a new video for their song “The Woodpile.” Watch the Hand Held Cine Club-directed video here. The track is featured on “Pedestrian Verse,” Frightened Rabbit’s fourth studio album. Set ...
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