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The Church July 19th, 2008 I was looking forward to this show and I wasn’t disappointed. Logan 5 July 26th - Breakaway Billards - Clinton, Ma Gene Dante Aug 12th - LIT Lounge Rebel Rebel - New York NY Count Zero Posted in photos, count zero, gene dante, logan 5

From out of the wasteland walks a stranger, walks a man of strong will and even stronger beliefs.  I know you think you know this man, I am even surer that you are reading this and thinking this man has lost all that civilised society has given him.

The HMX Pack (previously only available via the OXM disc) is now available for download via the Rock Band Music Store. The complete track listing is available after the jump. (more…) ShareThis

Rock Band DLC announced for April 8, April 15 for PS3 Filed under: Bang Camaro, Count Zero, DLC, Freezepop, Harmonix, microsoft, PlayStation 3, playstation network, ps3, rhythm, rock band, sony, xbox 360, Xbox Live Marketplace This Tuesday, April 8, brings about some new DLC for Rock Band.

Alright, so this latest DLC for Rock Band confuses us as we thought these particular tracks were to be exclusive to the OXM demo disk they originally came with. But who knows why they’re being released for download…    punishing OXM?  Perhaps they couldn’t find the time to code a whole new pack for the Tuesday release?

The February 2008 issue of OXM was a pleasant gift to the subscribers and readership of the 360 centric periodical, containing three Rock Band tracks, supposedly exclusive to the magazine. The tracks, including Bang Camaro, Freezepop and Count Zero tunes, were expected to be an only-in-the-mag kind

The February 2008 issue of OXM was a pleasant gift to the subscribers and readership of the 360 centric periodical, containing three Rock Band tracks, supposedly exclusive to the magazine. The tracks, including Bang Camaro, Freezepop and Count Zero tunes, were expected to be an only-in-the-mag kind

Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360 The Rock Band songs featured in the February issue of OXM are now available to download for a dollar each. For those looking to save a couple bucks, there's always the option of hunting down an old issue of OXM at the local library and checking if the disc is still miraculously in there.

I don't know why I keep doing this to myself. I run across a William Gibson novel, this time Count Zero. It's cyberpunk, so I know I like the genre. I remembered long ago liking Neuromancer. But then I check back on my last ten years of reading logs and find that I've consistently given Gibson 2's and 3's on a scale of 1 (low) to 5 (high).