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I am Keith Buckley and what is this?

Not sure how we missed this as we follow them on that chirpiest of social networking thingowits, but Buffalo’s own Every Time I Die are reportedly in a spot of legal bother over some Twitter-related high jinks. O lawd.

They recently faked a series of ‘RT’ re-tweets, in which well known celebrities endorsed their upcoming New Junk Aesthetic re-release/Shit Happens: The Series? release, which is out later this month on Epitaph. Targets included Justin Bieber, P. Diddy and Roger Ebert.

“for sure it will my man! RT @justinbieber: if I don’t have pubes by oct 26th, I’m sure the ETID DVD will give me a whole mess of em, yo!”

Arf

One of the targets – some ‘tweet’ (read: this is a pun) – has got their knickers in a twist and has issued cease and desist papers to the band. Fair enough if you’re a bit miffed about someone mis-quoting you or something, but legal action? Talk about heavy-handed!

Early speculation (based on the below tweet) is that the legals come from none other than Kanye West. Okay, that explains it. Go eat a fishstick, ya egotistical douchebag – and whilst you’re at it, get a humour transplant.

We just spoke to our lawyer and though we can’t comment on it, there’s no law saying you can’t tweet @kanyewest & tell him to fuck off

I’m sure nothing will come of it – in fact, it’s undoubtedly just better press – and that Andy William’s awesome beard will simply deflect any negative repercussions, but it’s gotta be a little scary when some internationally famous raptard’s legal dudes get all up in your face.

More news as (if) it happens.

- CG

Why do we do it to ourselves?

Not again!

We metal bloggers put ourselves through some shit for you guys in the name of entertainment. Our broseph Grover XIII over at The Number of the Blog subjects himself weekly to shitty music, just so you can speak with authority on the vacuousness of various popular musical abominations without actually having to listen to them yourself, a mantle (for it is a manly mantle) that our own glorious leader Jimmy bore for a week whilst GroverXIII gave birth (that’s what I heard on the grapevine anyway).

We also listen to and review a whole load of crap in between your Deftones, your Iron Thrones, your Dillingers and your Ihsahns.

FSM knows why – although I think it has something to do with TNOTB‘s recent Trainwreck Tuesday/Shitty Music Saturday features – but I started to notice the ridiculous number of times both Justin ‘prays nightly for puberty‘ Bieber and Ke$ha ‘probably takes it up the bum in a back alley‘ Serbert songs were played on the radio whilst I was at work. Not even just one of them either; apparently people have allowed them to record more than one song, as if that wasn’t enough. Chroist.

Now understand that I’ve just spent three years completing a degree (First Class Honours, thank you very much), prior to which I worked at a job for a year that allowed me a certain amount of freedom with regard to what I listened to in the office. I’ve not listened to the radio in years – and with good reason. Some – some – radio music is okay. Sometimes they even get it right; I heard Faith No More’s rendition of Easy the other day.

So when I started my new job, the lack or originality shown in the radio playlists was hilarity – and I get the idea to tally the number of times Bieber and Ke$ha get played on the most banal of all the stations – one Capital FM – and relay my misery back to you, my metal bretheren. Because I can. Because I know you have to put up with it too. Because we are brothers and sisters in heavy, and so you know you are not alone.

You know what? Fuck you bretheren. What the hell kind of idea was that?

You see, in starting this, I had to continue; for the good of the article – nay, the site – nay, the internet! Before, it had been a little joke: “Hey, it’s Bieber again! What’s that, zillionth time today?!” Chuckle-chuckle, guffaw-guffaw.

But by the end of the week…well, you know what? Just read on.

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