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Bordeaux, France-based technical death metal goliaths GOROD releases their long-awaited seventh album, The Orb, on March 7th.
The follow-up to the band’s critically lauded Æthra full-length stands as their most accomplished work of their twenty-six year career. With The Orb, the quintet delivers both a synthesis of their previous efforts and opens to new, more accessible horizons. Far from being an average classic tech death act, GOROD continually diversifies its inspirations. With a unique groove mingled with melodies and rich harmonies inspired by ‘70s jazz, funk, and rock, their progressive and sophisticated approach to their sound has always given them a unique identity. The Orb furthers that trajectory.
Comments the band, “The overall composition of this album stretched out more in time than Æthra, which allowed us to try new things. We wanted to go both a little further in new experiments but also return back to our own sources in order to highlight the contrasts. From the most spontaneous to the most polished, we've put together the most accessible and extreme material we could.”
The Orb was produced at David Thiers at Secret Place Studio and will be released on CD, LP, and digitally. Find preorders at THIS LOCATION.
GOROD’s art is fully expressed on stage thanks to their explosive energy and mind bogglingly tight live performances. GOROD will return to he US for a month-long headlining run.
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March Madness has begun here at The Barn, and we’re partnering once again with Argosy Casino to bring you our official Bracket Breakdown Live this Thursday, March 16th from 12-2 p.m.
If you haven’t been over to our Facebook page to join our Bracket Challenge, you’re going to want to get that done because brackets will be locked in at the tip-off of Thursday’s game.
Join us live in Alton, Illinois or listen to our broadcast, because I’m sure you don’t want to miss who we’re betting on.
Whether you want to take tips from us or not, you can catch our bets, as well as live reactions from the game this Thursday from 12-2 p.m. at Argosy Casino in Alton, Illinois.
Come see how The Barn and Argosy Sportsbooks can help enhance your betting experience during March Madness, this Thursday from 12-2 p.m.
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#16 Southeast Missouri (19-16) vs. #16 Texas A&M-CC (23-10)
NCAA First Four
Date: Tuesday, March 14, 2023
Tip-Off: 5:40 p.m., CT
Location: Dayton, Ohio
Facility: UD Arena
Series: First Meeting
Head Coaches: Brad Korn (44-50 overall; 44-50 at SEMO; 27-28 OVC). Steve Lutz (46-22 overall; 46-22 at TAMCC; 21-11 Soutland).
Follow the Redhawks
Radio: Real Rock 99.3 FM (Erik Sean)
TV: truTV (Tom McCarthy, Avery Johnson, Jon Rothstein)
Live Stats: NCAA.com
Twitter: @SEMOMBB
2023 NCAA Tournament Bracket: Complete Bracket
NCAA Tournament Guide: Southeast Missouri (PDF)
Time to Dance
#16 Southeast Missouri (19-16) will square off against #16 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (23-10) in the First Four of the NCAA Tournament Tuesday. Tip-off is set for 5:40 p.m., CT at UD Arena in Dayton, Ohio.
Follow the Redhawks
Fans can listen live on the radio at Real Rock 99.3 FM. Erik Sean will be on the call. The game will be televised live on truTV with Tom McCarthy, Avery Johnson and Jon Rothstein calling the action. Live stats are available at NCAA.com and Twitter updates will be provided @SEMOMBB.
Series History
Southeast Missouri meets Southland Conference member Texas A&M-CC for the first time Tuesday. The Islanders are the automatic qualifier out of their conference this season.
Winner Goes to South Regional
The winner of Tuesday's game between #16 Southeast Missouri and #16 Texas A&M-CC will go to the South Regional in Birmingham, Alabama to play #1 Alabama on Thursday, Mar. 16. Tip for that game in Birmingham is 1:45 p.m., CT on CBS.
First NCAA Tournament in 23 Years
The Redhawks are in their first NCAA Tournament in 23 years and second in program history. Southeast Missouri last made the NCAA Tournament in 1999-2000. SEMO is 0-1 all-time at the NCAA Tournament. The Redhawks came up on the short end of a close 64-61 loss to LSU (Mar. 16) in Salt Lake City, Utah that year. SEMO was a #13 seed in the 2000 NCAA Tournament, which was won by Michigan State in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Winning Season
At 19-16 overall, Southeast Missouri has its first winning season in nine years. SEMO finished the 2013-14 campaign at 18-14 overall for its last winning season. The Redhawks ended a streak of eight-straight losing records. One more victory will give SEMO 20 wins in a season for only the third time during its NCAA Division I era in program history. The Redhawks also went 20-9 in 1998-99 and 24-7 in 1999-2000. This year is SEMO's ninth winning season since the Redhawks joined the Division I ranks in 1991-92.
OVC Champions
The Redhawks, 4-0 in March, stormed their way into the NCAA Tournament when they won four games in four days to claim this year's Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Championship. As a #5 seed, Southeast Missouri beat #8 Lindenwood (Mar. 1) and #4 Tennessee State (Mar. 2) before ousting the tournament's top two seeds in #1 Morehead State (Mar. 3) and #2 Tennessee Tech (Mar. 4). SEMO became the first #5 seed to ever win the OVC Tournament and is the first team to four games in four days at the event since Austin Peay accomplished the feat in 2016.
First Ticket Punched
Southeast Missouri was the first team to punch its ticket in this year's NCAA Tournament when it took down Tennessee Tech, 89-82, in overtime during the Ohio Valley Conference Championship game on Mar. 4. SEMO was one of four tea
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Grammy-nominated Lancaster five-piece AUGUST BURNS RED — JB Brubaker [lead guitar], Brent Rambler [rhythm guitar], Matt Greiner [drums], Jake Luhrs [vocals], and Dustin Davidson [bass] — have announced their new album Death Below. It arrives on March 24 via SharpTone Records.
"It's no secret that the past few years have been extremely dark and challenging," Brubaker says. "Death Below is here as a result of that time in each our lives and the emotions that came with it. We were motivated by uncertainty, fear, outrage, and triumph. I feel this is the darkest, most personal album we've ever written, and I couldnt be more proud of what the five of us made together."
Today, they have shared the video for the first single "Ancestry," featuring Killswitch Engage singer Jesse Leach.
"'Ancestry' is a complex and technical ABR track held together by perhaps the most painful and personal lyrics Jake has ever written," says Brubaker. "I loved this song in every phase since its inception. From the instrumental rendition, to the lyrics and vocals being added, to finally bringing it all together with Jesse's anthemic guest vocals, 'Ancestry' is a song we've been looking forward to sharing with the world for a long time."
The album features additional guest spots from guitarist Jason Richardson, as well as JT Cavey of ERRA and Spencer Chamberlain of Underoath.
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If finding common ground sounds like an ambitious prospect in these profoundly polarized times, that’s because, quite frankly, it is. But with his extraordinary new album, The United State, Wells has managed to transcend politics and race and religion and tap into something far deeper, something infinitely more primal and timeless. Recorded with acclaimed producer Duane Lundy (Ringo Starr, Sturgill Simpson’s Sunday Valley, Joe Pug), the collection explores our innate humanity and everything that comes with it: the joy, the sorrow, the ecstasy, the pain, the hope, the fear. Wells’ songs speak to the universal truths that bind us, empathetically leaping between perspectives as they reckon with personal growth and existential quandaries. The arrangements here are rich and ethereal to match, balancing lush sonic landscapes with stark acoustic meditations. The result is a subtly revelatory record, a gripping, cinematic album full of small moments and sharp insights that add up to nothing short of life itself. “Ultimately, this album’s about unity,” says Wells. “It’s about the common thread that connects us all.” After spending his childhood in Blanchard, LA, Wells moved with his family to Cynthiana, Kentucky as a youngster. Growing up in the rural South, he rebelled against the commercial country music that surrounded him, instead preferring the trippy psychedelia of Pink Floyd and the brash energy of Guns N’ Roses. After an aimless couple of years trying to put a band together in rural Kentucky, he moved to Lexington, and immediately launched the cult favorite Southern rock band Fifth on the Floor. The group released a couple of well-received independent records before teaming up with Shooter Jennings on their breakout third album, 2013’s Ashes & Angels, which debuted on the Billboard Country charts. While the record earned raves and helped land the band dates with the likes of Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, Jason Isbell, and Blackberry Smoke, it would prove to be the group’s last, and following a pair of hometown farewell shows, the four-piece split for good. “When that band broke up, it kicked me in the teeth. We’d spent years clawing upward, and suddenly there was no wind, no sails,” says Wells. “That had been my dream since I was a teenager, and all of my eggs were in that basket. There was no backup plan.”
With the rug suddenly pulled out from under him, Wells found himself in freefall. Rather than succumb to the disappointment, though, he decided to write his way through the heartache, emerging stronger and more creatively invigorated on the other side with his solo debut, Dawn in the Distance. The record (and its subsequent touring) prompted the best reviews of Wells’ career, with Rolling Stone hailing his “gift for melody” and Saving Country Music praising his “stunning insight and honesty.” The album reached #3 on Amazon’s Alt-Country/Americana chart, and songs from the collection racked up more than a million streams on Spotify alone.
When it came time to work on a follow-up, Wells decided to flip his entire writing process on its head. Instead of penning whatever music just happened to come to mind, he crafted an entire architecture and sequence for the record in advance, following it like a road map as he wrote about what it meant to be human, to be caring, to love yourself and your fellow man, flaws and all. “Tribalism is the name of the game at this point,” says Wells. “‘Divided’ is a cliche. But if you zoom out, we all bleed the same, we all laugh the same, we all cry the same. There’s this common path that all of our lives follow: birth, being a dumbass kid, thinking you’re falling in love, actually falling in love, starting a family. Worrying about paying the bills, death, whatever comes next.” Writing the album was a slower and more deliberate process than Wells had ever experienced, and the recording sessions unfolded in a similarl
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Ask one of his countless fans – or even one of his peers, and they will tell you that Sammy Kershaw definitely qualifies as a Country Music original. In a day and age where individuality isn’t something that is sought out as much as before, when you hear a Sammy Kershaw song about heartbreak, love, or good times – you know who it is. You don’t have to be told. And, in a career that has seen some amazing highs over the past thirty-five years, the best – as they say – is yet to come.
Growing up in Kaplan, Louisiana, Kershaw was enthralled with the masters at an early age – names like Conway Twitty, Mel Street, and George Jones. In fact, as a teenager, Kershaw had developed such a reputation for his vocals – even then – that he was often called upon to open for those acts, and others like them. Jones was so impressed with Sammy that he frequently used him on his shows whenever he was playing in the region.
Of all the artists that Kershaw has worked with over the years, it very well might be Jones that left the most impact. From the moment that he released his debut single for Mercury Records, “Cadillac Style,” critics and fans all made the comparison. Rather than run from them, Kershaw embraced them. After all, that stone Country sound was what Sammy Kershaw was all about – and that’s what he was going to give his fans! “Cadillac Style” made it all the way to No. 3 on the Billboard charts, and from there (to quote Jones), the race was on! Follow-ups such as “Don’t Go Near The Water” and “I Can’t Reach Her Anymore” established him as one of the finest traditional artists of his time, while records like “Yard Sale” showed that haunting Jones influence was very much a part of everything he is about.
In 1993, Sammy Kershaw topped the singles chart for the first time with “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful,” which has become one of the most-played records at Country Radio over the past two decades. Albums such as Don’t Go Near The Water and Haunted Heart were both certified as million-sellers by the RIAA, and only continued to add to his stature. The hits kept coming on the airwaves, as well. He added to his resume such classics as “I Can’t Reach Her Anymore,” “Meant To Be,” his cover of The Amazing Rhythm Aces’ “Third Rate Romance,” and 1998’s “Love Of My Life,” which cemented his reputation as a balladeer.
Kershaw can be found out on the road – both on his own as well as part of the successful Roots & Boots tour with Collin Raye and Aaron Tippin. The three continue to bring their signature sounds to the fans year-after-year all over North America. But, Sammy Kershaw is not resting on his laurels – though he very well could. His 2014 George Jones tribute disc Do You Know Me was his highest-charting project in fifteen years, and has only whetted the appetites of his fans for more recordings. Afterwards, he completed a brand new album for Cleopatra Records that industry insiders are saying is one of the best releases he has ever done. He has also developed quite a strong social fan base via Facebook and Twitter, having done so in an organic fashion – very much one on one, the way he’s always preferred to do it! And, if that’s not enough, Kershaw is putting the finishing touches on his long-awaited autobiography – which promises to be as juicy as a bowl of the gumbo he loves to prepare in his Louisiana home!
So, make no mistake about it. The past has been a great, long-winding road of highs and lows for Sammy Kershaw, but to quote one of his past singles, the goal isn’t to rest on those accomplishments, but to be “Better Than I Used To Be.”
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St. Louis, Missouri – May 19th, 2023 – The Psychology of Serial Killers and Why They Captivate Us. (www.ThePsycologyofserialkillers.com) hosted by Doctor Scott Bonn, one of the world’s leading experts on criminal behavior, is coming to Delmar Hall on May 19th, 2023.
Join for chilling insights into these deviant minds and the truth behind the headlines.
“The Psychology of Serial Killers is not your average show! It uncovers many of the mysteries and will answer many of the questions behind this unnerving topic. Audiences will leave the theater with a greater understanding of what makes these creatures do what they do. We will also learn something out ourselves – why are we so interested in the likes of Dahmer, Gacy, Rader and others. Right Angle Entertainment is proud to produce this tour designed to both educate and entertain” -Alison Spiriti:
Producer, Right Angle Entertainment
Most serial killers live amongst their neighbors for years without detection before they are apprehended. The Psychology of Serial Killers is a touring masterclass in this very dark subject, tackling questions like: Who are these monsters and why do they commit their horrific crimes? What are the common traits that they share? Why are we fascinated with them? What is the motivation to kill and kill again? Are the victims random or calculated? Most serial killers are white males- why? Why do some women fall in love with serial killers? These questions and many others will be explored in this intense and intriguing deep dive into the psychology of these Jain humans. Jeffrey Dahmer, Ted Bundy, Richard Ramirez, John Wayne Gacy, and others will be analyzed and discussed. Audiences will be introduced into thewarped and depraved world of
The Psychology of Serial Killers!
About Dr. Scott Bonn (EXPERT CRIMINOLOGIST. BEST SELLING AUTHOR.
PODCASTER.)
Dr. Scott Bonn is a criminologist, professor, TV analyst, public speaker and author of
the best-selling popular culture book Why We Love Serial Killers: The Curious Appeal of
the World’s Most Savage Murderers. He has provided expert commentary and analysis
for a number of high-profile true crime TV shows and documentaries on A&E, Discovery
Network, Oxygen, Investigation Discovery and Travel Channel.Bonn also authored the
critically acclaimed sociology book Mass Deception: Moral Panic and the U.S. War on
Iraq. His fact-based crime thriller novel, Evil Guardian, was inspired by his
correspondence with notorious, real-life serial killers David Berkowitz (Son of Sam) and
Dennis Rader (Bind, Torture, Kill).
Dr. Bonn holds a Ph.D. in Sociology (Criminology) and an M.S. in Criminal Justice. He
resides in Las Vegas, NV, with his wife and son.
Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Aileen Wuornos, Richard Ramirez, Charles Manson, Jack the Ripper, Ed Gein, Zodiac Killer, BTK Killer, Son of Sam, Green River Killer, The Night Stalker, Hannibal Lecter, Dexter Morgan, Gary Ridgway, Albert Fish, Dennis Rader, David Berkowitz, H.H. Holmes, Richard Chase, Charles Manson, Andrei Chikatilo, Fred West, David Parker Ray, Jeffrey Dahmer, Harold Shipman, The Boston Strangler, The Hillside Stranglers, The Yorkshire Ripper, The Monster of Florence, The Golden State Killer, The Co-Ed Killer, The Grim Sleeper, The Iceman, The Night Stalker, The Milwaukee Cannibal, The Angel of Death, The Vienna Strangler, The Freeway Killer, The Gainesville Ripper, The Giggling Granny, The Candy Man, The Axeman of New Orleans, The Plainfield Ghoul, The Zodiac Killer, The Happy Face Killer, The Spokane Serial Killer
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OoOOooOOoooOh! We're diving into the insane world of Regular Show by J.G. Quintel, one of Cartoon Network's finest adult/young adult series! There's plenty of dark humor and light-hearted fun to be had watching Mordecai and Rigby avoid the work that their boss gives them and more psychedelic space adventures than your mind can process! You know who else likes Regular Show?...
My MOM!
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