Posts Tagged ‘Filter’

Morrissey Quitting Music Again (Except Not Really)

Wed Jan 14 2009 by Lucas Jensen

In what can only be seen as a stunning display of click hunger, Filter’s site offered up a “Morrissey Exclusive” with the salacious subheading “Calling It Quits?” Given that his newest album has garnered some effusive praise around these parts, that’s some pretty big news.

So, of course, it’s not really true. Here is the quote in question:

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No, Really, Don’t Call It A Comeback: Candlebox Returns, And Other Has-Beens Aren’t Far Behind

Thu Jun 26 2008 by Al Shipley

Many people find it hard to tell the great from the godawful when it comes to 21st-century mainstream rock. To help figure out which is which, here’s “Corporate Rock Still Sells,” where Al “GovernmentNames” Shipley examines what’s good, bad, and ugly in the world of rock and roll. This time around, he takes a look at a couple of old reliables who have re-entered the rock charts.

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Filter Frontman Double Dares You To Listen

Tue May 13 2008 by Dan Gibson

Anthems for the Damned may be the first Filter album in six years, and you might not have liked Filter that much to begin with, but frontman Richard Patrick has challenged you–all of you–to listen to it in full. More »