Lady Gaga To Be Sued After Misappropriation Of Japanese Relief Funds Tuesday, 28 June 2011 Written by James Conlon Lady Gaga is being sued by a Detroit legal team who claim that the ‘Born This Way’ singer pocketed cash from the sales of charity wristbands earlier this year. The singer announced the sale of her own “We Pray For Japan” wristbands within hours of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami on March 11th this year, however a Detroit legal network are now claiming that she profited from the charity scheme. Read more...

Taking Back Sunday Release New Self-Titled Album Today Monday, 27 June 2011 Written by Jon Stickler The classic Taking Back Sunday line-up that recorded their 2002 million-selling debut album ‘Tell All Your Friends’ release their new self-titled album today on Warner Bros. Records. Read more...   'Dont Talk To Me About Slash' A Feature By David Evans (Slash Feature) Monday, 27 June 2011 Written by David Evans I know I’m not the first to come up with the idea, but after this last fortnight I’m seriously thinking about getting my jaw wired. First off, it would stop me stuffing my face with chocolate fudge cake … and yes I know I could always liquidize a few slabs with a half-bottle of brandy and drink it through a straw; I’d already thought of that. But no matter what lengths I’d go to satisfy my cravings, at least there would be no chance of me saying anything that would make me look a fool... Read more...   Atmosphere - Family Sign (Album Review) Monday, 27 June 2011 Written by Lee Johnston Atmosphere is the stage name of Minnesota rapper/DJ duo Sean Daley (Slug) and Anthony Davis (Ant). Their sixth album, their first in three years, is titled ‘Family Sign’.  For the new album Slug and Ant are joined by Nate “The Guitar Man” Collins (guitar) and Erick Anderson (keys). Collins’ guitar work helps give a bluesy, gritty feel to the album alongside Anderson’s piano work adding texture rather than melody. All the while Ant keeps the bands minimalist stripped back Hip Hop sound. Read more...   Two Minute Silence In Remembrance Of Paul Gray To Fall Over Sonisphere Knebworth Monday, 27 June 2011 Written by Jon Stickler Sonisphere host Slipknot's first UK performance since the tragic passing of bass player Paul Gray, at Knebworth on July 10th, where they close the Apollo Arena. The band would like to invite all the maggots in attendance to join them in paying their respects. Read more...

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