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Suburban Metal Dad webcomic, no. 106: “The Metal Show”

Suburban Metal Dad webcomic, no. 106: “The Metal Show”

D.X. Ferris December 9, 2011 1

Welcome to Suburban Metal Dad, Popdose’s new webcomic that runs every Friday and Monday. Suburban Metal Dad no. 106, “The Metal Show.” By D.X. Ferris. Click here to learn more about the author and

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Here’s Something Else!: We’re Buying A Stairway To Led Zeppelin

Something Else! Reviews August 2, 2011 3

Led Zeppelin’s image, dating back to the band’s debauched 1970s heyday, has grown so outsized that it sometimes obscures, well, the music

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The Popdose Guide to Megadeth, Part Two

Chris Holmes February 23, 2011 6

Chris Holmes offers the second part of his overview of thrash-metal legend Megadeth's discography, covering 1997's Cryptic Writings through 2009's EndgameRead More »

The Chronicles of DOOM: “The Lord of the Logos”

Ben Wiser February 17, 2010 5

My copy of Lord of the Logos arrived just after the monstrous snow storm hit. While the snow drifted six feet up my stairs, some mysterious messenger braved the winter-choked wasteland to deliver it

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How Bad Can It Be?: W.A.S.P., “Babylon”

Jack Feerick January 29, 2010 5

W.A.S.P. frontman Blackie Lawless was infamous for raunchy lyrics and an outrageous stage show. Now the onetime shock-rocker has got religion — and a new album. Jack Feerick wonders: How bad can it be

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The Chronicles of DOOM: Hellbent For Cooking – The Heavy Metal Cookbook

Ben Wiser January 27, 2010 11

Ben Wiser interviews Heavy Metal Cookbook author Annick Giroux in an unusually delicious edition of the Chronicles of

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The Chronicles of DOOM: The Gates of Slumber, “Hymns of Blood and Thunder”

Ben Wiser September 15, 2009 7

II. Kromrod the Fierce wiped the blood from his massive broadsword. The chill fog of the Northern Wastes cleared the fetid dungeon air from his senses. He adjusted his loin cloth and stepped down

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CD Review: Porcupine Tree, “The Incident”

Dw. Dunphy September 12, 2009 7

A famous occurrence found its way into Woody Allen’s film Manhattan. The director has just explained all the artistic allusion and metaphor in his latest work, pouring over details and really attempting to make

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Dw. Dunphy On… Carptree

Dw. Dunphy January 20, 2008 0

Robbie Robertson coined a phrase in an interview once, and it stuck with me. He said that even though he’d written many types of songs, the ones that always got to him and stayed

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