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Lateralus

By Wolf Gemora of Pulp Magazine | January 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Metal’s most mysterious band releases their highly anticipated third full-length album Lateralus, much to the utter delight of their loyal and die-hard followers,...

Young Star

Tooling around again - PLAYBACK by Kap Maceda Aguila

May 27, 2001 - 12:00am

Lateralus, Tool Volcano Entertainment, 2001 It’s a new world the four men of Tool now awaken to after five long years of slumber. For the most part, the band’s rocking contemporaries such as Helmet,...

Entertainment