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We sell to independent music stores throughout the United States, and to small, independently owned distributors all over the world.
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Wait A Minute! This Isn&#;t Metal! - October
Metal Storm&#;s outlet for nonmetal album reviews
The place where we&#;ll talk about music without growls or blast beats
unless they still have those but still aren&#;t metal
We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves on our thousands of metal reviews and interviews and article; metal is our collective soul and passion, which is why we bother with this junk. That being said, we&#;d be lying if we stuck to our trve-kvlt guns and claimed that metal is the only thing we ever listen to. Whether we want to admit it or not, we do check out some other stuff from time to time; some of us are more poptimistic than others, but there&#;s a whole world out there aside from Satan-worshiping black metal and dragon-slaying power metal. We do already feature some nonmetal artists on our website and have a few reviews to back them up, but we prefer to limit that aspect of the site to those artists who have been a strong influence on the metal scen
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Ready to rock 'n' roar
Last week's halfway point to Erie's Roar on the Shore came with some rockin' news: The official music headliner lineup.
The 11th annual motorcycle rally, July , will see the return of Jackyl on July 12; Molly Hatchet on July 13; Great White on July 14; and newcomer Tom Keifer on July 15, organizers announced. The grand marshal for festival's Bringin' in the Roar parade will also be named any day now.
The outdoor concerts, 9 p.m. on the rally's main stage, are free, but preferred seating in the Rocket Beer Garden is available for a $$15 donation for individual nights, or $40 for all four. Presale tickets are now available at
Here's a closer look at this year's headliners:
JACKYL
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Motorcycles won't be the only thing roaring. Jackyl frontman Jesse James Dupree and his chain saw are bound to get revved up when the Southern hard rock band — also featuring Jeff and Chris Worley, and Roman Glick — t