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Stream The Dirty Heads "Any Port in a Storm" Out Today

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We like The Dirty Heads cause we think they kinda sound like Eminem if he made white-kid reggae. We also like ‘em cause we like Sublime & Sublime’s new singer Rome, and he did that one track with them that’s like the only good song they play on the radio. Ever. So we’re pretty stoked to be one of the only sites offering a stream of the complete special edition release of the band’s debut, Any Port In A Storm. Dig the tunes below and keep scrolling for a video and upcoming tour dates. DIRTY HEADS SPRING 2010 Continue reading Stream The Dirty Heads “Any Port in a Storm” Out Today…

The Dirty Heads Release US Tour Dates

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The Dirty Heads have emerged onto the music scene with their unique signature blend of acoustic infused hip-hop and classic reggae, creating the perfect soundtrack for an upbeat summer. The band’s breakthrough single, “Lay Me Down” featuring Rome of Sublime With Rome, has become a top 10 single in a number of major markets across the country and has drawn comparisons to known musicians 311, Jason Mraz and Jack Johnson. Continue reading The Dirty Heads Release US Tour Dates and Perform “Lay Me Down” Live…

Cover songs mixtape - Halloween 2009

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The search for a new mixtape service (among other things) continues. 8tracks.com works, but it’s not the greatest. Enter mixtape.me, which ALMOST does the job, but I sorta hate the way it looks. Anyway, this playlist isn’t full of Halloween songs – just covers. You know, disguises. Like costumes. HIGHLIGHTS David Yow of Jesus Lizard with Shellac as the Sex Pistols, from a show on Halloween in 1998. Hairdresser on Fire featuring the vocal stylings of Durutti Column’s Vini Reilly. Yeah, he’s kind of a shitty singer but it’s still pretty rad. Marilyn Manson’s version of Rock N Roll Continue reading Cover songs mixtape – Halloween 2009…

Sublime Reunion (Again) - at Smokeout 2009

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Bassist Eric Wilson and drummer Bud Gaugh are hitting the stage as Sublime, just like they did in February – only, now everyone knows about it so FANS will actually get to go. The show is part of Cypress Hill’s Smokeout, and while Sublime might get the most attention, the lineup includes a ton of your favorites. Scheduled to hit the stage on Oct. 23 and 24 are…

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3 Songs I Kinda Love (By 3 Artists I Really Don't)

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Let me preface by saying I have not heard any songs by any of these artists except for the ones posted below. I kinda feel like the rest of them will probably suck, so at the risk of losing esteem for the presented tracks, I think I’ll choose to remain ignorant. Continue reading 3 Songs I Kinda Love (By 3 Artists I Really Don’t)…

Sublime Reunion (with new singer, duh) - and it's pretty damn good

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I’m not REALLY sure how old this info is – the videos go back to October of 08, but I hadn’t heard word one about Sublime reuniting until I got back to LA – that was only a month ago. I want tour dates, bitches. I don’t even care if it’s with a new singer. Which it’d obviously have to be, unless they figured out a way to channel spirits or something.

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Monday Mixtape #7 – Four Days Late

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I’ve been so busy lately I barely have time to sleep – sorry for neglecting you once again. Things’ll get back on track when I get back from Chicago in November. For now, dig my super rad half joke but mostly serious reggae/ska/rocksteady/modern guilty pleasures of similar influence mixtape, full of tracks from the best Ska compilation EVER, that my friend gave me for Christmas when I was 12. I don’t remember what it was called. Anyway, sorry – this shoulda gone out on Monday, didn’t get made till Tuesday, and isn’t being posted till Thursday: 1. Bad Manners Continue reading Monday Mixtape #7 – Four Days Late…