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My Sleeping Karma – Soma – Review

December 14, 2012

Room to breathe, subtle and singable leads, impressive (but not showoff) rhythm and bass and drumming (numerous fills to make Mastodon fans nod appreciatively).

Lecherous Gaze – On The Skids – Review

December 13, 2012

Alice Cooper in a fowl mood leading Thin Lizzy’s guitarists through a hardcore punk (early ’80s-style, like Black Flag) danger zone.

Glowsun – Eternal Season – Review

December 12, 2012

While Glowsun doesn’t bring anything new to the mostly-instrumental stoner/drone world, seriously, sometimes you just want a shot of good’n’familiar.

Downfall of Gaia – Suffocating in the Swarm of Cranes – Review

December 12, 2012

A thoughtful, expansive take on metal, one that seems perfectly in sync with the foggy, monochrome mountain-scape of the album artwork.

Witchcraft – Legend – Review

December 11, 2012

The Swedes craft some fine rock tunes, playable in any decade, with strong vocals (manly, but with a bit of humility), and duel guitars that don’t wank.

Being There – Breaking Away – Review

December 10, 2012

Without being whimsical, the breathy Cure-inspired indie pop of “The Radio” reeks of intelligent lyrics and years of longing and heartache

Hopewell – Another Music – Review

December 10, 2012

Tracks get kinda funky here, kiss The Flaming Lips there, and leave room to breathe everywhere.

Kylesa – From the Vaults, Vol. 1 – Review

December 7, 2012

Done right (and, crucially, if you’re a fan of the band), odds and ends collections offer an interesting new perspective on a band’s musical evolution.

Texas In July – Review

December 7, 2012

Once past the disappointment that this isn’t an Alice Cooper cover, “Bed of Nails” is a pretty cool slice of lean metalcore from this young Pennsylvania crew.

Orchid – Heretic – Review

December 7, 2012

Bold visuals, manly vocals, tasty riffs, songs with room to breathe, classy keyboards, and lyrics as cosmic and timeless as any on Masters of Reality.

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