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KISS and Dixxon Flannel Co. Team up to Celebrate 50 Years of “Destroyer”

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Dixxon Flannel Co., in collaboration with legendary rock band KISS, is celebrating 50 years of “Destroyer” with a limited-edition flannel and hoodie inspired by the album. The album’s purple and gold cover art are reworked over a black underlay in the plaid of the flannel. “Destroyer’s” album art is featured on the sticker tag, and KISS’s unmistakable black logo is displayed on the pocket and buttons, as well as the inner lens cloth in classic Dixxon style. The hoodie remasters the classic album art, reading Dixxon above the band. Continue reading →


Mastodon, Pavement, Boy Harsher, The Dandy Warhols, TV On The Radio, and More Booked for Levitation

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Levitation festival is back, but at the new location of Palmer Events Center, with additional venue programming across Austin’s Downtown Red River District. The event delivers lineups spannning psych, dream pop, punk, indie, metal, darkwave, electronic and all genres in between. This year’s edition – taking place September 25-28 – features The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Mastodon, Acid Bath, Pavement, TV On The Radio, A Place To Bury Strangers, Blood Incantation, and more. Keep reading below for further information.
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Weapönizer – Lawless Age

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If there’s one thing the Eighties Thrash scene taught us, it’s that if mankind were to ever be wiped out by a nuclear holocaust, then at least there would be a kick-ass soundtrack to help melt us into sticky, green radioactive goo. You simply couldn’t get out of bed during that decade for tripping over another relentlessly aggressive four-minute paranoia-filled song about nuclear explosions, toxic fallout, global chaos, and the total and utter destruction of the planet. God, the ’80s were fantastic! Continue reading →