The News Review:

- DVD Review: Drive-Thru
- … Releases: R. Kelly Hits A Double – News Story | Music…
- Radio stations announce summer music festival

DVD Review: Drive-Thru
cinematical.com – May 29, 2007
(The directors’ idea of “setting tension” is to have someone wander around while grinding metal music blares in the background. ) Basically it looks like all of the budget went into creating a marketable stalker character one who just might be able to work himself into a sequel despite the pitiful quality of his inaugural exploit. Whether or not we’re due for a second visit from the ax-wielding “Horny the Clown” (yes seriously) is entirely dependent upon how many people buy a copy of the DVD. Do your part horror fans: If you simply gotta see a movie with this premise just wait for the sorry thing to hit Cinemax.

… Releases: R. Kelly Hits A Double – News Story | Music…
MTV.com – May 29, 2007
The disc features six instruments and three tracks with vocals and the artwork was crafted by Damon Locks of the Eternals. There’s one more experimental crew and it’s taking a more balls-to-the-wall approach: Cephalic Carnage. This week the Denver extreme-metal grinders excrete Xenosapien which includes “Let Them So Long as They Fear” “Megacosm of the Aquaphobics” and “G. Song Title of the Week:”Difference Between Medicine and Poison Is in the Dose” from Circa Survive’s n Letting Gother Notables:Cary Brothers’ Who You Are”Garden State” fans might recognize this fellow (yeah it’s just one guy) as the author of the song “Blue Eyes” which appeared on the film’s soundtrack.

Radio stations announce summer music festival
Rocky Mountain News – May 29, 2007
KBPI is also pioneering a MegaTicket: for $167 fans get a reservedseat at a full lineup of metal shows this summer including zzfestMarilyn Manson Poison Korn and more also on sale at 10 a. Subscribe to the Rocky Mountain News Share.