Official Site What would you get if you’ll put together name of the character from Dostoevsky novel, Sabbath doom and gloom vibe, one guitarist, one bassist and one female drummer? The answer is Philadelphia’s Stinking Lizaveta, whose sound is as unique as their name. Built on a foundation of blues, jazz and metal, the band is equally read more
3. White Denim – Fits Andy : 3 :: Dave : 8 There’s a steady buzz just underneath the surface of White Denim’s Fits . It occasionally works its way to the forefront – but only for a moment – only to be hidden again by the amalgam of instrumentation, vocals, noise. It’s a crackle that provides an apt foundation for that which is built on it. The acid blues dwelling that White Denim has built for itself is…read more
The Rotterdam Ska Jazz Foundation live at Pacific Parc 16/10/2009 Amsterdam Download RSJF Live read more
Download: Questions For Which There Are No Answers (from “We Can Create Our Own World”) Get The Entire Compilation – Bandcamp / I Heart Noise Bio Note – not to be confused with Deadhorse, a metal band from the early 90s. Deadhorse is a post-rock band from Erie, PA. Starting in the fall of 2009, read more
Selected Metal Releases From 2010 Keep Of Kalessin – Reptilian (Indie) Reviews: The Metal Minute | About.com | Full Metal Attorney | Encylopaedia Metallum Rotting Christ – Aealo (Season Of Mist) Reviews: Loadown | Invisible Oranges | Don’t Count On It Reviews | Popmatters Sigh – Scenes From Hell (The End) Reviews: Angry Metal Guy read more
The Stone Foxes sound is a carefully measured blend of folk, blues and good old rock and roll. This careful concoction is garnished with the character of San Francisco where the band resides. The foursome includes Aaron Mort (guitarist), brothers Spencer Koehler (lead guitar) and Shannon Koehler (drummer) and Avi … read more
Pussy Galore were creating a new kind of Libertine rock by pissing on the corpse of whatever came before them – creaky ol’ blues, rattling garage punk., arena rawk, chug metal, droning industrial noise – all of it got chopped into unrecognizable bits by Spencer and fiends, and re-constructed later on, in a much more primitive and profane form…read more
If you went to high school in the suburbs like I did, you’ve seen your friend’s band play. Usually like-dressed kids playing Sublime covers, or rearranging the theme to Super Mario Brothers to sound like heavy metal or, if the musicians participate in the high school’s jazz combo (“Jazz? I like Miles Davis”), then…read more
Along with Burzum’s “Belus”, “Circle The Wagons” provide a glimpse into what happens to black metal musicians when they grow up. Apparently, in case of Darkthrone the answer is that they just dig deeper into their old punk and metal records… The band’s previous effort (“Dark Thrones And Black Flags”) demonstrated that they…read more
25 years into their career, one of rock’s heaviest bands are sweetening their sound. The Melvins, who formed in rural Washington State in the early 1980s, are known as “The Godfathers of Grunge,” thanks to a dirge-y blend of Black Flag’s hardcore punk and Black Sabbath’s heavy metal. The sound was powerful enough to woo…read more
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