Hollywood Undead - Swan Songs (Download Free Full Album)
Filed Under (Hip-Hop, hardcore) by admin on 14-09-2008
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Hollywood ain’t what it used to be. Not more than a decade ago, the city resembled an open cesspool. Gangs ran the streets. Drive-bys were a regular occurrence. Hookers posted up on every corner. Drugs were everywhere. Tourists stayed away. However, in the last 10 years, it’s changed immensely. “Gentrification” doesn’t even begin to describe how the city has evolved. It’s a veritable haven for tourists, and the once bereft central spot of Hollywood and Highland now mimics Times Square. Other parts of the city have been Disneyified with malls such as The Grove sprouting up, and all seems to be well. However, Hollywood Undead have crawled up from the gutter to remind us of the bad ole days.
On their A&M/Octone debut, Swan Songs, the six-man masked militia Read the rest of this entry »
All Hope Is Gone is Slipknot’s fourth studio album. Noted to have begun preparation in October 2007, recording was due to begin in January 2008, but was pushed back to February. It will be the band’s first studio release since 2004’s Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses), making All Hope Is Gone their fourth studio album as well as the first musical output from the band since Corey Taylor and Jim Root’s mainstream success with Stone Sour, Joey Jordison’s stints with Korn, Ministry and 3 Inches of Blood, Shawn Crahan’s side project Dirty Little Rabbits and Sid Wilson’s solo project - DJ Starscream. All Hope Is Gone is also the band’s first studio album on a major label to be recorded in their homestate of Iowa. It was recorded at the Sound Farm, located in Jamaica, Iowa (not far from Des Moines - Slipknot’s home town) 
