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Guitar Anthems of the '00s
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Bad Religion
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Sorrow
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from The Process of Belief
(2005)
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Sevendust
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Driven
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from Alpha
(2007)
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Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
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Weapon of Choice
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from Baby 81
(2007)
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Dream Theater
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These Walls
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from Octavarium
(2005)
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Sleater-Kinney
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Jumpers
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from The Woods
(2005)
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Bloc Party
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Banquet
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from Silent Alarm
(2005)
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Buckethead
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Nottingham Lace
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from Enter the Chicken
(2005)
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Coheed and Cambria
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The Willing Well IV: The Final Cut
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from Good Apollo I'm Burning Star IV, Vol. 1 - From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness
(2005)
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The Sword
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Winter's Wolves
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from Age of Winters
(2010)
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Dragonforce
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Fury of the Storm
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from Sonic Firestorm (2010 Edition)
(2010)
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Primal Scream
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Accelerator
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from Xtrmntr
(2006)
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Mastodon
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Blood and Thunder
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from Leviathan
(2004)
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High On Fire
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Devilution
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from Blessed Black Wings
(2005)
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The Hold Steady
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Your Little Hoodrat Friend
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from Separation Sunday
(2005)
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The Thermals
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Here's Your Future
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from The Body, the Blood, the Machine
(2006)
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Black Mountain
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No Satisfaction
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from Black Mountain
(2007)
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Deerhoof
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Twin Killers
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from The Runners Four
(2005)
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Comets On Fire
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Dogwood Rust
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from This Delicious - Terminal Sales, Vol. 2
(2006)
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Pelican
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Dead Between the Walls
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from City of Echoes
(2009)
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Eyehategod
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90 Miles of Red Road
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from Confederacy of Ruined Lives
(2007)
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Dead Meadow
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I Love You Too
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from Shivering King and Others
(2003)
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Boris
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Pink
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from Pink
(2009)
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The Fucking Champs
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What's a Little Reign?
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from IV
(2000)
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Six Organs of Admittance
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Black Wall
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from The Sun Awakens
(2006)
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Anberlin
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Readyfuels
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from Blueprints For The Black Market
(2003)
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Comment:
With grunge long gone as a "the kids aren't alright" art form, the past few years has seen a resurgence few expected: pure, eardrum-shredding heavy metal and the many weathered faces of extreme music, including the sludge-slinging grooves of Eyehategod; the theatrical, riff-a-minute power metal of Dragonforce; the pointed peaks and dazzling valleys of Pelican; the shadowy, soul-seizing black-metal of Sunn O))); and the twisted time signatures of Mastodon. A nagging, rib-poking sense of unease also cuts its way across the fuzz-flecked folk of "Black Wall," the overheated amps of "Dogwood Rust," and the mind-melting psych of "Pink."
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