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[Wolf's Law] is this scientific term and theory, like you described, of bones being able to adapt to different types of stresses. We’re always interested by language and imagery in language. Like many things do, it seemed to have a relevance to the tracks we were starting to write, the album we were starting to make.
Our friends in Hawthorne Heights will be chatting on the site on Tuesday, April 23rd at 7pm EST. We'll also be streaming some new music from the band's upcoming album, Zero.
Today we're excited to be bringing you a taste of Sheffield emo duo Nai Harvest's superb debut full-length Whatever. You'll do much worse things today than scrolling down to stream the record and reading a track-by-track from the band. UK residents can grab their vinyl here and here and those in the US can get their hands on a tape version of the album here.
A few days late, but in the replies is the AP.net staff playlist for March 2013, if we missed any that you think we should checkout, please leave a comment.
Today we're bringing you a featured stream of Stars In Stereo's new Self-Titled album. The band has been touring non-stop and continually growing as musicans after the death of their former band. You can stream the album in the replies and leave your thoughts.
In case you missed them during the week or did not have time to read them before, head to the replies for a second chance to check out the interviews posted this week.
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Welcome to My Back Pages, a collaborative staff feature that will survey a landscape of renowned classics and unheralded gems alike, most of which no one around here ever writes a word about. The rules are simple and loose: we won’t cover anything from this millennium and we will avoid all or most AP.net favorites—though we might make an exception if something is nearing a milestone anniversary. Beyond that though, anything is fair game. So if you have an album, artist, or genre you would like to see discussed in this feature, feel free to throw us a few recs.
This week, after an extended break we are returning with a look at Television's seminal 1977 debut...
Today's featured stream comes from Toronto-based pop-punkers Live The Story, who released their latest EP The Overcoming yesterday. Hit the replies or the band's AP.net profile to take a listen to the six-track collection, and be sure to snag it from iTunes if you're digging it.
In case you missed them during the week or did not have time to read them before, head to the replies for a second chance to check out the interviews posted this week.
