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I Read The News Today... For July 26, 2011

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By CHARTattack Staff (CHARTattack) July 26, 2011 3:50 pm
D-Sisive has announced that his next album Run With The Creeps will be released on Nov. 1. The concept album about a lonely meat packer's quest for love in the cold, cold city will feature contributions from Colin Stetson, Owen Pallett, Patrick Watson, Fucked Up's Pink Eyes and Karkwa... or probably just Muneshine. There's a teaser video you can...
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Video Of The Day: Cowlick's "Sex"

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By CHARTattack Staff (CHARTattack) May 6, 2011 3:28 pm
A guy books a room in a hotel in Cowlick's new video for "Sex," seemingly gets down with a lady and then wakes up the next morning with one hell of a hangover, not understanding why there's beer bottles and some mysterious white powder all over the room. In between, there's a raunchy flashback. "Sex" appears on last year's Wires.
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Cowlick Release Album For Free

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By Mark Teo (CHARTattack) December 9, 2009 4:15 pm
In the beginning, there was Wilco. Then, Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails came along. Now, it's Cowlick's turn. No, we're not talking about Platinum certification. The Hamilton, Ont. band have made their debut album, 2008's Eternia Hernia, available for free download. You can get it right here. "It's a witch's brew of fun, ferociousness, riffs...
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Sonic Unyon Host Christmas Extravaganza

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By Jen White (CHARTattack) December 5, 2008 12:04 pm
'Tis the season for Christmas parties, and Sonic Unyon's is set for Dec. 13 at Hamilton's Casbah. The all-ages event will feature performances by Cowlick, Don Vail, The Ghost Is Dancing and Vatican Chainsaw Massacre. Sonic Unyon staff members will DJ all night in the Casbah Lounge. Doors open at 8 p.m. Tickets are five dollars at the door, and...
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Cowlick Wing It

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By Scott Bryson (CHARTattack) October 3, 2008 3:35 pm
Dylan and Jackson Hudecki prefer their album-making uncomplicated. For their debut as Cowlick, the brothers went into a studio for four hours — with no songs or mandates — and jammed out more than enough material for a full-length. After some home editing, those raw tracks were trimmed down to 12 songs and 41 minutes. If only every group had it so...
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