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(CBS) Giant Squid is one of those bands that defies categorization. There are low-tuned guitars and slow tempos that place them in sludge metal. The band’s tracks are long and many of them have movements that could place them in progressive rock. Lead singer and guitarist Aaron Gregory sings in a guttural growl or a wailing scream. Then vocalist and cellist Jackie Perez Gratz will sing a sweet harmony or countermelody and bring the band and the listener back from the brink. (Click through to listen to Giant Squid’s “La Brea Tar Pits.”) So here’s a new category for Giant Squid: Awesome. As in inspiring awe. It’s rare to hear a group of musicians go between styles, emotions and moods so honestly and 나주출장마사지 organically while still rocking your face off. The live shows will leave you spent. This band, rounded out by Bryan Beeson on bass and Scott Sutton on drums, has evolved from a bombastic, dirge-like doom metal band to a progressive, classical-minded rock outfit to a nimble, melodic, riff-heavy powerhouse over its career (and sometimes within the same song). The band’s 2009 epic and beautiful full-length “The Ichthyologist” will get a 2011 follow-up, the five-track, 35-minute EP “Cenotes,” coming Oct. 25 on Translation Loss Records (with a vinyl release coming in 2012). The band says its new material embraces a “Middle Eastern aesthetic” and is “the...

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(AP) BEIRUT – With warplanes circling overhead, Syrian attack helicopters pounded rebel-held neighborhoods in Aleppo on Tuesday in an escalation of the battle for the country’s commercial capital and largest city, residents and activists said. Following a pair of rebel assaults on the country’s two main cities and a bombing that wiped out some of his top security last week advisers, President Bashar Assad on Tuesday reshuffled his top intelligence posts, dismissing one general and appointing a new national security council chief to replace the one killed in the blast. Watch: Syria President’s Inner Circle Attacked The Syrian regime, deeply shaken after last week’s stunning attack on Assad’s inner circle and rebel advances, has turned to heavy weapons like artillery and helicopter gunships to uproot the opposition fighters in Damascus and now in Aleppo, Syria’s largest city at around 3 million. More in After the Arab Spring “It’s like a real war zone over here, there are street battles over large parts of the city,” said Aleppo-based opposition activist Mohammed Saeed by telephone as the sound of gunfire and explosions could be heard in the background. “Aleppo has joined Homs and Hama and other revolutionary cities.” Syria’s civilians flee as rebels take new citiesRebels set sights on Syria’s biggest cityWatch: Fighting spreads into Syria’s two main cities Four days into the rebel attack on Aleppo, Saeed estimated that the...