Ehud Lazin
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 8, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Aquarian
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- Jul 17, 2026
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Iron Maiden Are The Best At What They Do (opens the original)
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Few bands in the history of rock music will have the influence Iron Maiden has. They have perfected the live experience and given fans a true performance on every tour. Whether the band utilizes props, actors, screens, LEDs, or lasers, they always commit to giving a once-in-a-lifetime show every chance they get. Their tour this weekend in New Jersey was extra special. It featured an all-star lineup from some of the biggest names in the genre. Anthrax opened the show strong. Their new album, Curs
Empire Of The Sun Kicks Off The Fall Concert Season (opens the original)
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Empire Of The Sun are comfortably sitting at 39.4 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Their success is earned and worthwhile. This is a band that has never ceased momentum since they began in 2007. The electronic two piece has climbed the Billboard charts and received a plethora of critical acclaim. As showcased by our gallery below, the band puts on a performance meant to mesmerize. The lights, props, and backup dancers are meant to capture the spirit of showmanship. The band embodies the mus
The Melvins and Tomahawk Return to New York (opens the original)
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Two legends in the rock community recently toured together. The Melvins and Tomahawk brought the A Great Waste of Your Time & Money Tour to New York City at Brooklyn Steel. The venue itself was a perfect setting for this display of sludge metal and rough rock. The venue is an abandoned manufacturing mill that was transformed into a music hall in 2016. Seeing both bands in such a raw environment with a stellar sound-system was a perfect combination. The Melvins recently dropped a new full length
Jinjer Continues to Stun Audiences in New York City (opens the original)
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Last year we covered Jinjer’s astounding full length, Duél. It’s an album that takes the signature riffs of Jinjer and expands on the world they’re crafted in. This is album is simultaneously more political and personal than many rock records being released in recent memory. The band brought their new album and tour to Palladium Time Square earlier last month. The band played a very different set than their one at The Wellmont last year. They performed 16 tracks and the audience was entranced. N
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