Darius weighs in with buried treasures from Phish, Mudvayne, and more. He also has a selection from The Highwaymen on here, which you should all check out. That’s when country music was country music. Outlaw country.

You owe it to yourself to discover new music, as well as pick up the new Filter CD, The Trouble With Angels, on Tuesday, August 17th. What do Max Cavalera, Taime Downe, a band featuring former members of Ultraspank, and In Flames have in common? Nothing.

“The one thing I hate the most about summer is knowing it’s coming. And no, it’s not the change in weather. It’s not the longer days. I know summer is coming when I see the first moron, driving his Honda Civic with rims worth more than the car itself, blasting ridiculous techno or club music.”

Richard Patrick is the man. The Trouble With Angels blew us away.

He’s five albums deep with Filter, and is about to release a career-defining album. It was an honor to speak with the man that wrote Title Of Record and The Amalgamut, two of my favorite albums of all-time.

I’ve been doing this show for five years, and it’s always a pleasure to do the show as a fan. These days, that rarely happens. The Trouble With Angels will be released this coming Tuesday, August 17th, 2010. Trust me on this one. Pick it up.-Andrew

I hate Walmart and everything it stands for. Period.

This band doesn’t need any introduction on this site. We were honored to speak to Morgan Rose, and would like to thank the state of Maine for the technical problems.

We tirelessly promote Sevendust on our show, and with good reason. Our pledge to the younger generation – the generation that didn’t grow up on Sevendust, Home, and Animosity is to go check them out live.

We at All Knowing Force believe it’s a catastrophe that Sevendust is going on before Puddle Of Mudd on the Carnival Of Madness Tour. Absolutely ridiculous, and makes no sense.

“On the whole, Korn III: Remember Who You Are isn’t exactly the return to form that you may be hoping for, but for a band that has slimmed down considerably, they make do with what they have, with the addition of Luzier being perhaps the best thing to happen to the band in years.”

On Monday, July 19th, we spoke with Mr. James Hart of Burn Halo. Let me just say that if you don’t check out this band, you’re doing yourself a major disservice. I was skeptical at first, but when I first heard it over a year ago, I was hooked. James couldn’t have been a nicer guy, so we hope you go check them out with Tantric and most of all, support their upcoming release. -Andrew

Perhaps someday the band and this album will get the recognition they deserve so very badly.

…a collection of songs from Dio, Deep Purple, and Pink Floyd. Enjoy.