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Mondo Generator – Dead Planet – Review

August 10, 2007

A bright and expensive-sounding recording with juiced electricity at the guitars, crafted o’er an upbeat punk-charged collection of songs with shouty vocals.

Damnation A.D. – In This Life or the Next – Review

August 10, 2007

DC metalcore favorites getting back together had me as giddy as a school girl. But the three good tunes here are no match for the rest of the album’s tragedies.

Cornerstone – Two Tales of One Tomorrow – Review

August 10, 2007

It lacks of urge to be heavy for heavy’s sake, oddly mirroring the Violent Storm record experience, from Doogie White’s erstwhile Yngwie bandmate Mick Cervino.

Amplified Heat – How Do You Like The Sound of That – Review

August 10, 2007

High-octane, well-heeled burr-under-the-saddle blues attack rock and roll. One of the five best live bands I’ve seen, and I saw Nuge/Black Oak Arkansas in ’78.

Since the Flood – No Compromise – Review

August 3, 2007

Breakdowns, thick guitars, deep bottomed drums, with rough and burly vocals. However, there’s a very well-worked sense of melody here.

Shark Island – Gathering of the Faithful – Review

August 3, 2007

Like Van Halen and the Crüe, they were the house band at L.A. hair metal haven, Gazarri’s, albeit only crafting one major label record, making them a footnote.

Chris & Rich Robinson – Brothers Of A Feather – Live At The Roxy – Review

August 3, 2007

Either America’s greatest living bluesmen, or fakes. On an acoustic record, with black girls singin’ and Chris stylin’, I settle, in disgust, in fake.

Amorphis – Silent Waters – Review

August 3, 2007

Like Paradise Lost, Amorphis seems bent on encompassing their catalogue and compressing it into diamonds of progressive, note-dense, mostly quite heavy tracks.

The Guts – Sometimes You Just Can’t Win – Review

July 29, 2007

Clear, ’50s sock-hop I-killed-my-baby influences. One dude was in The Queers and Nobodys, which makes sense. Every song sounds different. Even better.

Tori Amos – American Doll Posse – Review

July 27, 2007

Tori at her most flexible and multi-faceted. The sheer length of the album could be a turn off to people who don’t have the time or perseverance to harvest it.

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