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New Albums from The Hold Steady, Deftones & 5 More!

May 4, 2010 – Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today: The Hold Steady, Heaven Is WheneverHappy-hour sermonizing, but in snappier getups.Read Review >> Deftones, Diamond EyesExquisitely painted rage, still in the same frame.Read Review >> Broken Social Scene, Forgiveness Rock RecordShaggy-dog rock crew polish up their yawp.Read Review >> The New Pornographers, TogetherCanny power popp …
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Alice in Chains, Deftones, Mastodon Tour Together

April 29, 2010 – Alice in Chains, Deftones, and Mastodon have just announced plans to team up this fall for a month-long North American tour dubbed "Blackdiamondskye" -- an amalgamation of the titles of each band's new album: AiC's Black Gives Way to Blue, Deftones' upcoming Diamond Eyes, and Mastodon's Crack the Skye. The news arrives after a mysterious teaser video hit the web, splicing snippets of each band's songs into a trailer of sorts, which had …
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WATCH: Deftones Visually Striking New Video

April 13, 2010 – Sacramento, CA, alt-metal quintet Deftones experiment with symbolic lyrics on their sixth studio album, Diamond Eyes (out May 4) and the new video for the title track has plenty of enigmatic imagery to match. Watch "Diamond Eyes" below! "I love songs where I can totally take myself out of being human," Moreno recently told SPIN.comabout the new album. …
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Deftones Announce New Album Details

February 18, 2010 – Sacramento, CA's alt-metal quintet Deftones have just announced details for their sixth record, Diamond Eyes, out May 18, and posted a new 30-second preview of first single "Rocket Skates," which will be available for full download on February 23 via deftones.com. Hear it below. In a recent SPIN.com interview, lead singer Chino Moreno said "Rocket Skates" is one of his favorite new tracks. …
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In the Studio: Deftones

February 5, 2010 – Sacramento alt-metal quintet the Deftones will release their sixth studio album this May, capping nearly four years of writing and recording that included a return to the drawing board after sudden tragedy hit the band. In late 2008, as the group wrapped sessions on what was then slated to be their next release, Eros, bassist Chi Cheng was critically injured in a car crash, leaving him in a semi-conscious state (he remains in a Norther …
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Listen: Five Bands Inspired by Shudder to Think

October 3, 2008 – In 1994, D.C. post-hardcore innovators Shudder to Think released Pony Express Record, a polarizing Rubik's Cube of a major-label debut that becomes, for those who ultimately learn to love it, the best record ever made. …
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