411 Mania — The year was 1980 and metal was set for the mother of all comebacks! Classic bands from the 70's released some of their best songs yet while the New Wave of British Heavy Metal surged onto the seen. We have some great albums from this year includi... more info

411 Mania — Testament, Death Angel, Amon Armath, Saxon and more set for "70,000 Tons Of Metal"... more info

AOL Music — (April 15) -- As wireless monitoring devices and electronic health records quickly become more familiar to American patients, one longtime standby -- implanted into thousands of bodies each month -- will stand out as 'the iPod of medicine,' according... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Kip said... Digging For Days Update The Riverwinds- Americana rock with an alt-country twist; catchy hooks, great melodies, must hear for yourself http://diggingfordays.blogspot.com * no link posted * DOUBLE AVENUE said... THE COMPLETE DEATH OF COO... more info

NME — AC/DC, Rage Against The Machine and Aerosmith are also on the bill more info

Gigwise — Plus 19 more additions... more info

Guardian Music — Gustavo Dudamel was its first ever winner. The Gustav Mahler conducting competition has a lot to live up to. Kate Connolly heads to Bamberg for the finalsIf proof were needed that the International Gustav Mahler conducting competition sets very high... more info

Guardian Music — BBC4 documentary Heavy Metal Britannia offers an affectionate look back to a time when the leather-clad likes of Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Saxon became Top Of The Pops regulars. But what forces forged the unique alloy that is British metal?"Metal... more info

Altsounds — *Sacred Mother Tongue* have announced that their critically acclaimed album *The Ruin Of Man *will have a full release in France on March 3rd 2010. The album will be distributed by La Baleine who’s pedigree includes releases for classics su... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — by BBG DOWNLOAD: Saxon Shore - "This Place" (MP3) Saxon Shore (photo by Geordy Peterson) American post-rockers Saxon Shore hit back. It Doesn't Matter, the quintet's follow-up to 2005's The Exquisite Death of Saxon Shore is a welcome return to... more info