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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.

The Graviators – Evil Deeds – Review

December 6, 2012

It doesn’t take long into “Evil Deeds” to note the solid riffing, dry production, and the odd timbre of the vocals. Like a real young Ozzy.

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