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    Prick's industrial punk soundtracks the spooky season●Prick's theatrical industrial punk is perfect for spooky season https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/1004595/prick-indMmastodonCultureMusic35 d ago

    A review at The Verge argues that Prick's theatrical brand of industrial glam punk is an ideal fit for the Halloween season, pointing listeners toward the band's dark, dramatic sound as seasonal listening. Prick, the project of musician Kevin McMahon, is known for blending industrial textures with punk energy and glam theatrics.

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    Prick's Industrial Punk Making a Spooky Season Comeback●Prick’s theatrical industrial punk is perfect for spooky season While deep in the recording process for The Downward SpiMmastodonBusinessStartups25 d ago

    Prick, the theatrical industrial punk project fronted by Kevin McMahon, is being highlighted as a fitting soundtrack for the Halloween season. Trent Reznor, while recording Nine Inch Nails' The Downward Spiral, lent production work to McMahon, a former bandmate from new wave group Lucky Pierre, giving the album a direct link to one of industrial rock's most celebrated eras.

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    Shaky $4 billion neocloud IPO raises fears of AI bubble●Breakingviews - COMMENTARY: Shaky $4 bln neocloud IPO pricks AI bubble✉newsTechnologyAI1 d ago

    A roughly $4 billion initial public offering from a 'neocloud' AI infrastructure company has drawn scrutiny, with Reuters Breakingviews commentary arguing the shaky deal signals cracks in the AI investment boom. The commentary suggests investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence stocks may be cooling as market participants question valuations across the sector.

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    Prick's theatrical industrial punk fits the spooky season▼Prick’s theatrical industrial punk is perfect for spooky season✉newsCultureEntertainment5 d ago

    Prick, the industrial punk act fronted by Kevin McMahon, is being highlighted as ideal listening for the Halloween season, with attention on the band's theatrical style and dark, abrasive sound. The band, best known for its 1990s output, is drawing renewed seasonal interest from music writers.