A Million Years, an exciting new alternative rock band in NYC

Formed a few years ago, it took A Million Years some time to settle on a stable line-up. The current set of musicians — Keith Madden (vocals/guitars), Andrew Samaha (bass), Andrew Vanette (drums) and Nick Werber (guitar) recently released a 3-song EP, Incandescent, produced by Longwave’s Shannon Ferguson. The band are now back in the studio with Ferguson, recording their debut full-length album, to be released in the spring.

The following is an interview with vocalist/guitarist Keith Madden.

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Powerline A.D.'s Best of 2009


The following is our Best of 2009. Some of us simply picked Best Albums, Best Songs, and then our disappointments. Some of us went a little further with our picks. Check it out. And leave comments if you feel strongly either way.

Pat Prince

Best Albums:
1. Dead Weather - Horehound
2. Pearl Jam — Backspacer
3. Them Crooked Vultures — Them Crooked Vultures
4. Muse - The Resistance
5. Clutch - Strange Cousins From The West

THE MEDIA AND THEIR MUSIC: Hayley McQueen of Manchester United’s TV station MUTV

Reviews

Killing Time's "Three Steps Back" pays tribute to the classic New York Hardcore sound

Astral Doors Create Classic Heavy Metal with "Requiem Of Time"

Borknagar's "Universal" Will Please the Most Loyal Fans, While Others Will Find it Disappointing

Fucked Up Were Anything But


As Canadians, the hardcore punk band Fucked Up are freaked out by the possibility of Sarah Palin becoming a U.S. President in 2012. "She would go after Canada first," joked frontman Damian Abraham. Abraham pointed out that Canada is, after all, standing in the way of The U.S. and Alaska becoming connected territories.

“Everybody’s Scene: The Story of Connecticut’s Anthrax Club" is a Fond Recollection of a Punk Rock Club


“Everybody’s Scene: The Story of Connecticut’s Anthrax Club,” by Chris Daily (Butter Goose Press, $18): This fall, I was both surprised and proud when I heard that a book about the Anthrax club was being published. My hometown punk/hardcore scene – which happened to coincide with my own formative years - merits a book? Maybe the music and atmosphere were really as great as I remembered them – and my memories weren’t just growing fonder as I grew older.

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