Before they went industrial metal, The Kovenant were an industrially-noisy Norwegian black metal band. This is the band’s reworked and remixed ’95 debut.
Man, ya gotta love The Great Kat. An absolute demoness shredder on both guitar and violin, plus screaming vox, blood-drenched and bursting-boobie photos.
Tinfoil hat “new wave” ’80s roots intensified and streamlined away from the hinky-jerkiness in favor of a pushier punk and roll take on such goofiness.
The Common Cold are not instrumental math rock for the weak: It’s volcanic, turbulent, and the most pummeling orgy of guitar noodlings you’ve ever heard.
Fairweather’s better than most emo punk bands – as are most of Equal Vision’s recent signings – and Alaska proves it yet again. Put together by J. Robbins.
The VIIth Coming is full of heavy guitar riffs sure to satisfy the doom punters, but I don’t remember the earlier stuff being quite this, well, groovy.