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- Aug 19, 2026
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Haywire Throw $5,000 Into the Pit to Celebrate New Album (opens the original)
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Boston hardcore band Haywire celebrated their signing to Roadrunner Records last weekend not just by opening up the pit at Sound and Fury fest, but by showering it with $5,000 in cash. On Wednesday, they announced their debut album on their new label, I Don’t Wanna Say Goodbye, out Oct 2nd. The first single — and official music video — “Interstate Love Affair” is out now. The visuals kick off with the band making it rain at the festival, then launches into the kind of raucous antics inherent in
Was My Teacher Murdered? (opens the original)
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L eslie Buck had just arrived home from a meeting with her teacher’s sorority, warm from conversations with old friends. There’d been a celebration for one member’s 90th birthday, and she’d snagged a piece of cake for her mother; it would be a nice treat when she went to check on her the next day. As Leslie closed the door of her white Buick, she heard someone familiar utter her name from the corner of her three-car garage: Russell Kirby, her husband Charlie’s friend and handyman, who had no rea
Two Men Found Guilty in Double Murder of Special Effects Guru and His Partner on Caribbean Island (opens the original)
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Two men were found guilty on Tuesday of a double murder that rocked the small Caribbean island of Dominica more than three years ago. Businessman Jonathan Lehrer and his employee, mechanic Robert Snyder Jr., were convicted of killing Canadian special effects guru Daniel Langlois and his partner, Dominique Marchand. “After all this time it still makes me sad to think of their passing and the way that they left this earth, because they really didn’t deserve that,” local businesswoman Ayeola George
The Jayhawks' Gary Louris on His Canadian Love Story (opens the original)
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When I call Gary Louris to discuss the Jayhawks’ 12th studio album, Sanctuary Park, his wife answers. It appears I’ve been given her number instead of his, as she explains before rattling off his digits. The mix-up makes sense: Since Louris and Stephanie Stevenson got married in 2020, she’s become intrinsic to the Jayhawks frontman’s creative process — not only inspiring songs, like on his 2025 solo album Dark Country, but becoming a de facto band member. “A lot of this record is an ode to my wi
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