| 1.18.12 |
 Tune in for an incredible version of DRUG BOY from their latest CD The Trouble With Angels, as well as a couple extra special surprises!
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| 12.16.11 |
 U.S. Army soldiers from 1st Cavalry Division, based at Fort Hood, Texas react during a concert by the band Filter, who performed for troops waiting to go home after their deployment in Iraq, at Camp Virginia, Kuwait, Thursday, Dec. 15, 2011. After nearly nine years, 4,500 American dead and 100,000 Iraqi dead, U.S. officials formally shut down the war in Iraq - a conflict that Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said was worth the American sacrifice because it set Iraq on a path to democracy. (AP Photo/Maya Alleruzzo)
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| 11.7.11 |
 The
90's may have had some truly awful horror
movies (at least in the beginning) and
dreadful fashion, but one thing that wasn't
awful during that time was the music. In
fact, I'd go so far as to say that the 90's
were one of the best decades for music since
the 70's, although I do love a lot of music
from the 80's. But coming back to the point
at hand, the 90's were a time for
experimentation and new genres. This was a
time when the glamour and sparkly beauty of
hair metal bands gave way to the filthy,
dirty looks of grunge and nu-metal. It was
also a time when industrial rock was
incredibly popular, with artists such as
Nine Inch Nails, The Smashing Pumpkins, and
more garnering huge fan bases. One such band
was Filter, who appeared on many horror
soundtracks, becoming a genre favorite. So
let's take a look at their 1995 debut album,
Short Bus, and see if nearly 17 years has
altered its impact.
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| 10.31.11 |
 Filter (w/MENEW) To Play Halloween Show at The Rialto Theatre - Tucson, AZ - 10/31/2011
Original Filter frontman Richard Patrick remains the ever-present driving force behind the project, which has undergone numerous regroupings over the years. After five studio albums and myriad other releases since 1995, including hit songs for movie soundtracks, Patrick has proven his ability to find good talent and keep his band's name relevant.
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| 10.25.11 |
 Loudwire
is teaming up with Filter to give away an
awesome prize pack of merchandise from the
band. Among the goodies are a CD copy of the
group's latest album, 'The Trouble With
Angels' and an autographed Filter 'Hero
Card.'
After a tour with Bush and
Chevelle, Filter will hit the West Coast for
a series of November dates. They're also
slated to play the ShipRocked cruise taking
off from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., on Nov. 14.
Click here to check out our review and photo
gallery of the band's recent concert with
Bush and Chevelle in Boston.
The band
also recently made noise with a contribution
of 'Gimme All You Lovin' to the ZZ Top
covers compilation, 'A Tribute From
Friends.' Read our review of the song here.
For a chance to win one of several
Filter prize packs, enter your email address
in the contest box below. Good luck!
Prizes featured in this Filter
contest:
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Grand Prizes: Filter Prize Pack
including 'The Trouble With Angels' CD,
Limited Edition 7" Single, Filter Wristband,
Signed Filter 8x10 'Hero Card'
2
First Prizes: 'The Trouble With
Angels' CD, Signed 'Hero Card'
5
Runner-up Prizes: Signed Filter
'Hero Card'
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| 10.24.11 |
ZZ Top signed a copy of ZZ Top
"A Tribute from Friends" for
Richard Patrick and Richard
returned the
favor and signed a copy for ZZ Top!! |
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| 10.15.11 |
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BOSTON!!! We go on at 5:30pm!!! |
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| 10.12.11 |
 Don't forget "ZZ Top: A Tribute From Friends" is out now! And we're one of those friends! Hear our cover of "Gimme All Your Lovin'" and great hits by others by picking the album up at Best Buy for just $7.99 with this coupon.
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| 10.10.11 |
 On August 17, 2010 Filter released The Trouble with Angels, the band's 5th studio release. Filter had one of their biggest hits back in 1995 with
"Hey Man Nice Shot" that peaked at #76 on the Billboard Charts. It is considered to be one of their most notable songs, yet they reached #12 of the Billboard charts with
"Take a Picture" off their album Title of Record and were back on the charts reaching number #94 with
"Where Do We Go From Here." 2011 has them on the road with alternative rockers Bush and Chevelle.
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