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Rock Edition
Review: Job for a Cowboy - Demonocracy
Blinded By Sound
On their third release, Demonocracy, Arizona death metal outfit Job for a Cowboy wastes little time and goes straight for the jugular. Backed by a somewhat reordered line-up and a mound of impressive guitar solos, the latest release is a nourishing ...
Interview with Nick Schendzielos of Job for a CowboyRock Edition

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Loudwire
Dez Fafara Dishes on DevilDriver's Next Album, His Love for Punk Rock + More
Loudwire
Oh absolutely killer, almost seven or eight bands I think – it was the Wretched, Impending Doom, 3 Inches of Blood, Job for a Cowboy, Dying Fetus, the Faceless and us and I think the fans got their money's worth. It was a great tour, everybody was ...


 
Six Feet Under Recruits New Guitarist
Metal Underground
Called “the best thing SFU have recorded since Maximum Violence,” in a recent 8/10 review by Decibel Magazine, the record was produced by Mark Lewis (Deicide, Devildriver), mixed by Jason Suecof (Whitechapel, Job For A Cowboy) and features the ...

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Music Reviews: Sweet, At Vance, Ancient VVisdom, Brand New Sin, Dark New Day ...
Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)
Job for a Cowboy have Demonocracy for your death metal pleasure. To me, it sounds like more of their normal fare and I am sure their fans will adore it. If you ever liked these guys, then this release will not disappoint. It is hostile as anything and ...

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Daily Mail
Pictured: The shoddy work of a cowboy builder who left jobs unfinished after ...
Daily Mail
By Rob Cooper This is the shoddy work of a cowboy builder caught in a TV sting after tricking homeowners into handing over 90 per cent of the payment upfront - and then leaving before the job is done. John Guerin, 56, left dozens of homes across London ...

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Between The Buried and Me, Job for a Cowboy join Summer Slaughter tour
WNCT (blog)
AGOURA HILLS, CALIFORNIA--Metal Blade label mates Between The Buried and Me and Job for a Cowboy have announced their addition to this year's Summer Slaughter tour. The bands will join Faceless, Periphery and a slew of other metal acts.

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San Francisco Examiner
Tops in Summer pop concerts
San Francisco Examiner
[1:30 pm July 1, Shoreline Amphitheatre, $42-$83.50] Summer Slaughter Tour: Metal gods Cannibal Corpse headline the daylong festival, which also includes appearances by Between the Buried and Me, The Faceless, Periphery, Veil of Maya, Job for a Cowboy, ...