Rag Wrap – April 29, 2009
Eminem will be heading back to the big screen this summer, and plans to release his long awaited new album Relapse in Detroit on May 19th.
Iggy Pop is no spokesmodel.
Here are Mp3 links tracks off the upcoming albums by The Silent Years and Deastro (enjoy!)
Ghostly International‘s 2009 SXSW showcase is recapped in MOJO this week.
Hey, Spin.com recaps this year’s Detroit Music Awards, but fails to mention the now legendary upset by Jesus Chainsaw Massacre (go figure!)
This guy has swine flu, I’m sure of it (track swine flu here.)
Metro Times reviews the latest from Nomo.
I never knew that Queen Bee worked with Al Jourgensen and Jello Biafra.
Sad to © it go.
May Days, May Days.
Detroit internet video comedy troupe These People talk to Detour.
The Mudlot took her lens to the Garden Bowl last Friday night to see The Displays.
Is Stephen Colbert a coward when it comes to Detroit?
Melody Baetens wears a lot of rock ’n' roll hats in this town.
Ripple Effect crosses over and talks with Detroit’s very own Hellmouth.
Detroit/Michigan native Sufjan Stevens explains his odd name.
Hey, isn’t Mark Tremonti from Detroit?
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Mark Tremonti went to Grosse Pointe North but moved to Florida before graduating — in Florida he met Scott Stapp, this began the decline of the global economy and caused swine flu to make the evolutionary jump from pigs to humans. You could say his arms are wide open for a bunch of dead Mexicans.
Meg White graduated from Grosse Pointe North and has never lived in Florida. To date epidemiologists have not confirmed any global pandemics associated with Meg White. One Doctor at the CDC indicated that he contracted a case of brumski-itis… but I think he made that disease up.
Never forget.
Creed kills.
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Ha!
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