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Make Me Famous Is Done; Band Dropped By Sumerian Records

Jimmy Rowe
November 30, 2012
News
Make Me Famous, the terribad "Euphrates roster" band from Sumerian Records, has just collapsed upon itself. The band's official statement on the matter makes no qualms about explaining what happened that lead t... Read More...
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2012 — Too Good, But So True

Heavy Blog
June 20, 2012
Editorials
2011 was a really good year. We got some of the best releases of the past 5 years, including Protest The Hero, The Devin Townsend Project, Anthrax, Machine Head, and Between The Buried And Me. But, we also ha... Read More...
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Oh God Why — Eskimo Callboy Seeing Earache Records Release!?

Jimmy Rowe
May 1, 2012
News
Earache records has long been a bastion of extreme underground music and is partly responsible for making bands like Anal Cunt, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Napalm Death, and Wormrot nearly household names. Tim... Read More...
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Make Me Famous – It’s Now or Never

Heavy Blog
April 16, 2012
Reviews
Make Me Famous It's Now Or Never 01. Blind Date 101 02. Make It Precious 03. It's Now Or Never 04. Inception 05. This Song Is Blacker Than Black Metal 06. We Know It's Real 07. In The Shadows Of You 08... Read More...
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Sumerian Signs Make Me Famous; Responds To Negative Feedback

Jimmy Rowe
October 3, 2011
News
It seems that for every two or three respectable bands that Sumerian Records signs, they sign one terrible one. Now, I'm all for diversity and I enjoy seeing the massive fits of fanboy butthurt that sparked o... Read More...

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