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Rural Electric – Review

December 6, 2004

Calling itself fuzz-folk, Rural Electric uses megaphone-style distortion and minor-key harmonies to evoke a wistful place where we lean up against our memories.

Nikola Sarcevic – Lock-Sport-Krock – Review

December 6, 2004

Millencolin guitarist/vocalist Nikola Sarcevic has gone acoustic for his solo debut. Irresistible melodies stripped of fast tempos and flashy guitar licks.

Napalm Death – Leaders Not Followers: Part 2 – Review

December 6, 2004

Expanding upon the first five-song installment, Part 2 sees Napalm Death again tackling old hardcore, thrash, and death favorites, both unknown and familiar.

Red Animal War – Polizida – Review

December 6, 2004

Instead of tricky time signatures and complex guitar lines, the band focuses on translating pain – as in “old Black blues singer type pain.”

Peccatum – Lost in Reverie – Review

December 6, 2004

Three records into a surreal career that has them quietly becoming the greatest, most fearless, most exploratory avant garde hard-ish act in the drowning pool.

The Six Parts Seven – Everywhere and Right Here – Review

December 6, 2004

Similar to Tristeza or an instrumental American Football, the Ohio quintet handle subtlety like a snakecharmer, using unseen forces to slowly guide inertia.

The Last Vegas – Lick ’em and Leave ’em – Review

December 6, 2004

Eleven tracks of patented Get Hip swagger-rock, big rock recorded on a little budget, just like New York Dolls and all the bands who’ve come in their wake.

The Helio Sequence – Love And Distance – Review

December 6, 2004

On top of Spiritualized’s sweeping grandiosity and The Flaming Lips’ chipper psychedelia, The Helio Sequence dumped a shitload of homemade electronics.

The Heavils – Heavilution – Review

December 6, 2004

Cross Slipknot with Primus, Clutch, Queens Of The Stone Age, Masters of Reality, Mudvayne, Devildriver, and Thought Industry, and you’re close to The Heavils.

Swingin’ Utters – Live In A Dive – Review

December 6, 2004

A 23-track live album with all the hits, some acoustic tracks, and bits inbetween where they say dumb stuff.

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