The first Two Man Advantage release was a punk rock record about hockey: Playin’ it, watchin’ it, and drinkin’ beer to it. Here, there’s one about a GTO.
This five-song creation is high on the artistic meter with both intense heaviness and esoteric melodies that lull you into a state of transcendental bliss.
The Klaws aren’t borin’ and rockabilly bands usually don’t write songs about panty sniffin’ and surf bands don’t really write songs with lyrics. Dig my six!
A re-issue of Mactatus’ first release from ’97. Classic black metal, full of violence and echoey vocal howls, mid-tempo guitar sawing, and limited keyboards.
The screamer finally learned how to sing, the guitarists took a few lessons from The Dillinger Escape Plan, and the copycat Deftones/Far vibe has evaporated.
A thin-mix, cut’n’paste attempt at what Loop Guru perfected five years ago. The best you can say is that it’s from the band that launched Natasha Atlas.
Longhair, redneck boozehound, balls-on-fire rock and roll from guys turned on by a mix of Foghat, the Godz, AC/DC, Nazareth, and biker bar shenanigans.