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Anthony Dixon - downloadAlbum: All Outta Words
NewsVagrant Spawns Density, Signs I Hate SallyVagrant has announced they will launch Density, a new heavy music imprint that will house the same staff but focus on the darker side of rock. The first release is I Hate Sally, a thrash metal band from Ontario that will release their US debut, Don't Worry Lady June 12. With the creation of Density, the staff now feels they have the freedom to sign a wider array of artists. "We already have some bands that are pretty damn heavy, but creating Density gives us the latitude to put out just about anything that comes from the metal or heavy music community," says label Vice President and Co-Founder Jon Cohen. "It's another way for us to grow the company without compromising Vagrant's core identity. I Hate Sally is just the first of many great bands we look to work with through this new venture." I Hate Sally formed in 2001 and previously released a full-length album in Canada on the Toronto based label Underground Operations. The band will kick off their first major tour of the US with Atlanta punk band the Chariot in May. Tour Dates For I Hate Sally: 05/17 - Oklahoma City, OK - Conservatory 05/18 - Dallas, TX - The Door 05/19 - Spring, TX - Java Jazz 05/20 - San Antonio, TX - White Rabbit 05/21 - Corpus Christi, TX - The Underground 05/23 - El Paso, TX - Chic's Bar and Grill 05/24 - Tempe, AZ - The Clubhouse 05/25 - San Diego, CA - Soma Sidestage 05/26 - Anaheim, CA - Chain Reaction 05/27 - Los Angeles, CA - Troubadour 05/31 - Orangevale, CA - Club Retro 06/02 - Portland, OR - Satyricon 06/03 - Seattle, WA - El Corazon 06/05 - Spokane, WA - The Blvd 06/08 - Denver, CO - Marquis Theater 06/09 - Boulder, CO - The Black Sheep 06/14 - Chicago, IL - Beat Kitchen 06/15 - Kettering, OH - The Attic Club 06/17 - Nashville, TN - Rocektown 06/19 - Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade 06/20 - Raleigh, NC - The Brewery 06/21 - Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church 06/24 - Baltimore, MD - Ottobar Stooges film US television special The Stooges are set to appear on a special episode of The Henry Rollins Show, set to air this Friday in the US. The show sees Rollins sit down with Iggy Pop and the rest of The Stooges to discuss the band's decision to re-unite and record new material. On the show, Pop talks about his determination to get the Stooges off the ground in Vietnam-era Detroit, saying: "We didn't have any money for a band house. So I went to Detroit, I borrowed a shovel from The MC5 and I took some mescaline and I went to a barn...I spent about ten hours till I came down just trying to dig soot out of this burned out house...That's sort of an attitude. You can't stop a guy like that." In addition to talking to Rollins, the band will perform material from their new album 'The Weirdness'. |
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