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Metal News for November 8, 2001

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12 news articles posted on this day.

New Rob Zombie Video

Rob Zombie's new album, 'The Sinister Urge' won't hit stores until November 13th, but Launch has a special deal for you. Order it on Yahoo! Shopping today, save money and get the CD before anyone else.

You may also download the first video off of the album, Feel So Numb, here

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Metal Maniacs Xmass Ball Tour 2001

The Metal Maniacs Xmass Ball Tour 2001, featuring ENSLAVED, MACABRE, ELECTRIC WIZARD, DIABOLIC and SCAR CULTURE, will be making the following stops: More...

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Calling All Unsigned Bands

1605 Records has announced plans to sign new acts to the label. If you are a band that would like to submit your material to 1605 for review, please contact: Zillahhz1605@aol.com.

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Police / Fire Invited To Merry Mayhem

Clear Channel Entertainment commends the peacekeepers of our nation for their amazing work over the past two months. To show our deep-felt appreciation of the dedication, Clear Channel Entertainment, in conjunction with OZZY OSBOURNE, are extending a personal invitation to all police officers and firefighters to share in the common passion for music that resonates within us all.

Here is the rest: More...

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Testament Guitarist Makes Guest Appearance

Testament guitarist Steve Smyth has recorded a guest appearance on San Francisco Bay Area band DOWN FACTOR's newest release, entitled Pure. Steve plays guest lead on the tracks "Vein", "Judicial Hunt", and "Broken Shell". For more info on Down Factor, check out their official web site at www.down-factor.com.

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A Disturbed Prayer

Disturbed are said to have been playing a new song entitled "Prayer" on their current Music As A Weapon Tour. Apparently, the song is based around a conversation between band frontman David Draiman and god. At present, the group are expected to hit the studio sometime early next year to begin work on their new album, which is set for a late spring / early summer release through Reprise.

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Adema Shoots Video

Adema are set to shoot a video for their new single "The Way You Like It" in Bakersfield, CA on November 18th with director Gregory Dark (Linkin Park, Drowning Pool). The video is expected to begin airing mid December. In other news, the band are expected to hit the road alongside Linkin Park and the Crystal Method for a string of dates in January.

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Dry Kill Logic Releases Cover Song

An mp3 of Dry Kill Logic's cover of Prong's "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck" has been posted online, you can check it out here. The track comes from the groups promotional CD release for their new single "Rot".

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Slipknot Adds Three Dates

3 new dates have been added/updated for Slipknot's touring schedule with 40 Below Summer and In Flames, they are as follows:

November 24th Saginaw, MI - Wendler Arena
November 27th Huntington, WV - Civic Arena
December 12th Pensacola, FL - Bayfront Auditorium

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Summary/Misc

Daily Interviews

Digital Metal has half a dozen new interviews this week:

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Daily Reviews

Digital Metal has ten new reviews:

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Slayer/Chimaira/American Head Charge

Since I don't have any place to post reviews yet, I just want to take a minute to share my thoughts on the Slayer concert at the 9:30 club in DC last night. To start, Chimaira was a good opener. American Head charge was ok. Both had a little too much background noise, but the latter was often ear-piercing.

When Slayer took the stage, I realized what I had really come to see within the first 30 seconds of their first song, Disciple. They put on an amazingly intense, and at times overstimulating, show. It was painfully obvious what four great musicians can do compared to the previous 6+ member bands. I've also NEVER seen the entire floor as crazy as it was when Slayer played. Slayer is not my favorite band, but I think they are now my favorite live performers - the show was that good.

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