If you’re into the “good music” aspect of electronic music (as in melody, hooks, memorable lyrics/samples), there’s plenty to stick your fork into here.
Columbus, Ohio trash-punkers turned Epitaph heroes New Bomb Turks continue to have their hearts and minds (and probably bleeding ulcers) in the right places.
Meandering, mushy guitar, reams of moody organ, strings of wrangly guitars, miles of dead air, bump-in-the-road vocals, and a tunnelful of tin can reverb.
Strung together with clips from the Munsters episode, a Devil’s Dozen bands from around the globe contribute souped-up punk ditties about speed and more speed!
A big hit of Stoogoid mayhem, a dash of Thunders classicism, a shot of Sonics bluster, a dash of RFTC cut’n’paste, and a few too many Lazy Cowgirls shows.
Kudos for letting Scott Ian play more than the three riffs he’s been churning out for over a decade in Anthrax, but still, this is a major disappointment.
11 Iron Maiden classics spanning the years covered by underground bands ranging from neo-powermetal to traditional growl-and-snort death metal to avant doom.