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Juliette and The Licks – Four On the Floor – Review

June 1, 2007

Some might whine that Juliette and The Licks is simply Stones strut with tits (they’re small, but they’re nice), their live show will leave you breathless.

Hurtlocker – Embrace The Fall – Review

June 1, 2007

Chicago’s Hurtlocker toiled in the metal underground for so long that their brand of thrash is dirtier, harder, and heavier than most.

Himsa – Summon In Thunder – Review

June 1, 2007

They started out hardcore on Revelation, went death metal on Prosthetic, and are now a might roar-machine on Century Media. Some rubs my metal belly just right.

Guff – Symphony of Voices – Review

June 1, 2007

Pop punk, very mid-’90s, tuneful and the singer can hit the notes. It’s not sweet pop, nor is it street punk.

Glenn Danzig – The Lost Tracks of Danzig – Review

June 1, 2007

26 tracks compiling all the “leftovers” that didn’t fit with the “theme” of a particular album. It stands up as dated Danzig material, which is all of it.

Down – III – Over The Under – Review

June 1, 2007

New Orleans groove metal, three records deep. Anyone familiar with Phil, COC, and any of the fine stoner/swamp rock bands from NOLA, you know what yer in for.

3 Inches of Blood – Fire Up the Blades – Review

June 1, 2007

Falsetto-howled classic heavy metal with plenty of throat-scratched snarl. Double-bass thunder, silly lyrics, and grooves/breakdowns to move your ass..

Bossa Nova Beatniks – End Civil Twilight – Review

May 11, 2007

You can dance to it, it should get played on The World Music Café, it’s got a groove David Byrne could understand, and the tunes are actual distinct songs.

The Museum of Bad Art – Review

May 11, 2007

Once upon a time, the dividing lines between “good” and “bad” were clearer, and reveling in “bad” art was a pretty amusing thing.

Arch Enemy – Black Earth – Review

May 11, 2007

Reissue of the ’97 Europe-only debut from ex-Carcass/ex-Carnage guitarist Michael Amott, returning to melodic death metal. Does it stand up? YES.

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