Solitude News

It's not that my wife isn't interested in a discussion on the nature of evil. Sue just doesn't like to go to superhero movies with me.

Overcome Review Posted by Matt Shoemaker on 09.26.2008 The Boston metalcore quintet returns with an album that promised to be even better than The Fall of Ideals .

Formed by guitarist Oli Herbert and ex-Shadows Fall vocalist Phil Labonte in 1998, Massachusetts' All That Remains debuted in 2002 with Behind Silence and Solitude on Metal Blade.

Solitude and shade. It could be the title of a song, but it isn't. It's what 14-year-old Samantha Hutson prefers when writing lyrics to the songs running through her head.

The metalcore band quintet All That Remains visits Sioux Falls on their fourth national tour.

Walking off the beaten path through Creekside Park at 1650 E. Murray-Holladay Road on a sunny afternoon, you have to keep your head about you lest a rogue Frisbee clip it.

DEATH TO MUSIC Productions present dark industrial metal project 'Blackholepit', with their 9-track 'Portals' release . via Internet Archive

WOE Completes Work On Full-Length Debut - Apr. 26, 2008 Philadelphia black metal band WOE has finished recording and mixing its full-length debut, "A Spell For the Death of Man" . Three unmastered samples can ... via BlabberMouth.net

“He was born in Colombia, but all of us who speak Spanish have in him a referent of perfection and the creation of beauty”

Gabriel Garcia Marquez now lives in Mexico Colombia is marking the 80th birthday of its most famous writer, the Nobel Prize winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez. via BBC

“If I'm going to do this alone, this is a good initiation. Be prepared for anything.”

I wasn't looking to buy a boat. I didn't even know that I wanted one. But the moment I saw Baten, it was love at first sight. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer

ALL THAT REMAINS Frontman Answers Fans' Questions; Video Available - Mar. 19, 2008 MySpace 's "A Place for Metal" has posted a video interview with ALL THAT REMAINS frontman Phil Labonte featuring fan questions ... via BlabberMouth.net

“It's the spaces in between that help us understand life.”

Macrina Weidekehr, in her book The Song of the Seed, tells of when she was young how she used to enjoy sending coded messages to her friends by typing letters without using the space bar. via Campus Life

The popular saying is "You can't go home again." But every July, for more than 30 years, I have defied that rule and traveled cross-country from Pennsylvania to my childhood home of Nebraska. via PittsburghLIVE.com

“What the fuck did he just say?”

Joni Mitchell put out an album last year, a dreary, preachy affair titled Shine . via Creative Loafing Tampa

The Melody Inn Friday, Jan. 4, doors 8:30 p.m., $5, 21+ What better way to kick off the new year than with a night of hard-core metal? Jan. via Nuvo.net