Issue 510 Issue Overview

Issue Overview Features Music Classifieds

Issue 510 Issue Overview | dB Magazine

Features		CDs
Tool With twenty years under their belt, millions of fans, but only four studio albums, Tool have always been a bit of an enigma within the music industry. From the stories that circulate both in the media and online, you could be forgiven for thinking that the band had constructed the enigma around themselves intentionally, but as guitarist Adam Jones puts it, Tool are perhaps a little more off the cuff than everybody thinks.		Zennith Boyz Nothin' To Lose Independent It's not often that I'm totally convinced by a band upon first listen, but the Zennith Boyz are an exception. I like them. I like them a lot. It's bands like this that restore my faith in the Australian music scene. The debut album from this indigenous six-piece group is a true triumph, and I can't stress enough that if reggae is your thing, you really need to sink your teeth into this.
Read this story and more here...		Read this review and more here...

Are you wanting to sell of some old musical equipment (or even buy some)? Or are you looking for a band? Or people for your own band? Check out dB's online classifieds! These classifieds make sense and they work because they're all about the music and the arts and all the wonderful things that pique the curiosity of our esteemed dB readership. Really, they're your classifieds...		Over the years we've covered a lot of musical / artistic / cinematic ground as Adelaide's best-loved street publication. Now thanks to the wonders of technology, every article since October 2002 is within your browser's grasp. You can search dBmagazine.com.au via Google or just thumb through well-loved back issues...
Get Shopping...		Get nostalgic...