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  Boris to Unearth Classics on Subgenre-Melding 'Residency' Tour

  January 30, 2013 – Japanese metal polyglots Boris have announced they will be taking their heavily psychedelic, wildly diverse discography through American cities two nights at a time on a headlining "residency" tour, following the group's performance at Austin Psych Fest. The first night of the tour will feature Boris' "all-time classics along with many new songs never before played in the U.S.," while the second night will combines most of 2006's m …
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  Hear Boris and Asobi Seksu Cover Each Other for Record Store Day 7-Inch

  November 12, 2012 – Japan's shoegazyiest heavy metal band and America's most heavily stylish shoegaze band have joined forces for two sides of vinyl to be unleashed on Record Store Day's Black Friday. …
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  Stream Boris' Awesome, WTF-Worthy New Album 'New Album'

  November 29, 2011 – Earlier this spring, SPIN raved about Boris's slinky 17th album Attention Please, adding it was "the least 'metal' thing the band have released to date." Obviously, we spoke too soon because along comes New Album, a repackaged, retracklisted, remixed version of a Japan-only album (due in the states December 6 via Sargent House), which sends our sludge heroes down a windswept wormhole of house beats and sunshiney melodies. While hardcor …
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  Boris, 'Attention Please' (Sargent House)

  May 24, 2011 – Veteran Japanese voyagers Boris never met a subgenre they couldn't blow out. And Heavy Rocks is a monolithic take on everything from trippy Funkadelic acid sludge to galloping Blue Öyster pöp to lightning-riding '80s thrash; yet it all billows fluffily from the same dreamy doom factory they constructed on 2005's Pink. …
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  Boris, 'Heavy Rocks' (Sargent House)

  May 24, 2011 – Veteran Japanese voyagers Boris never met a subgenre they couldn't blow out. And Heavy Rocks is a monolithic take on everything from trippy Funkadelic acid sludge to galloping Blue Öyster pöp to lightning-riding '80s thrash; yet it all billows fluffily from the same dreamy doom factory they constructed on 2005's Pink. …
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  New Albums from Steve Earle, An Horse + 11 More

  April 25, 2011 – Here's our take on the best and worst albums available online and in record stores Tuesday, April 26: Steve Earle, I'll Never Get Out of This World AliveSo lonesome he could die, forever and ever, amen.Read Review Explosions in the Sky, Take Care. Take Care. …
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