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Rural Electric – The Road To Hell Is Paved – Review

September 1, 2006

I may be high-strung, but I know great mellow indie rock when I hear it, and I’m listening to it now. From Maine, honest and kinda folky to these ears.

Rezurex – Beyond The Grave – Review

September 1, 2006

California horrorbilly, three of four members also in Tiger Army and Nekromantix. Perfect for punk rockers who love old time rock’n’roll with a taste for meth.

Red Cavalier – Built To Last – Review

September 1, 2006

Another solid rock’n’roll find from Loaded Bomb. There’s some nice Bad Afro-style r&b in here, and plenty of Get Hip garage punk.

Cataract – Kingdom – Review

September 1, 2006

Of superb quality, using modern toolings, only a smidge of modern styles, anchoring their imposing sound in a complex miasma of death metal movements.

Passion – The Fierce Urgency of Now – Review

September 1, 2006

The Darkest Hour riffs are a little simple, but the drummer is a freakin’ beast, tackling death, blast, thrash gallop, and all else under the blackened sun.

Over The Edge – Tales From The Blacktop Burnout – Review

September 1, 2006

Surprised I Scream hasn’t nabbed this one yet. Like The Blue Bloods and Darkbuster, a solid Boston punk band still in Boston after that signing frenzy.

Ouija Radio – Oh No Yes Yes – Review

September 1, 2006

Like if Debby Harry was from Minneapolis and was scatterbrained from day one. Each twinkling moment is snuffed out by the frantic need to get to the next style.

One Dead Three Wounded – Moving Units – Review

September 1, 2006

No clean vocals, no Swedish copycat leads, no keyboards, and almost a New Orleans drawl to the geetaring at times, which is odd for a band for Philly.

A Love End – Suicide In The Disaster – Review

September 1, 2006

More a Ferret band than a Metal Blade band: A one-note singer, dense production, little change in pace or tone, a solid listen, no real gems, no boring tracks.

The International Playboys – Cobra Blood Hangover – Review

September 1, 2006

Alcohol-soaked garage rock, sloppy, loose, trebly, and wild. Opened for NoMeansNo, and you can reference MC5 and Guitar Wolf and people’ll get what yer saying.

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