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Angel – On Earth as it is in Heaven – Review

October 1, 2008

Angel’s third album has been quite the collectible, and here it is, freshly reissued on an upstart label that also addressed Spread Eagle’s excellent debut.

Spread Eagle – Review

October 1, 2008

Spread Eagle made equal or better scratch ‘n’ claw party metal than Guns ‘N Roses ever did. Now the molten, screechy, hell-raisin’ debut has been reissued.

Sound and Fury – Review

October 1, 2008

Buckcherry juiced by Murderdolls/Wednesday 13. A punk integrity that leans it into Hanoi Rocks/New York Dolls terrain, due to the wild child vocal twang.

Jackson United – Harmony and Dissidence – Review

October 1, 2008

Members of Face To Face, Foo Fighters, Bosstones, and One Time Angels get back to their roots with a melodic late ’70s English/mid-’80s California sound.

Ironweed – Indian Ladder – Review

October 1, 2008

Ye olde metalized hard rockisms jerked through alternative what-not yielding a surly, dirt-under-the-nails update on Faith No More/Soundgardens/Danzig.

House of Lords – Come To My Kingdom – Review

October 1, 2008

Lillian Axe or White Lion at their lightest, or oddly, Royal Hunt in airy architecture, mebbee a bit of Dokken, although Don could never be this yacht rock.

Shame Club – Come On – Review

September 1, 2008

Shame Club is a rock band, pure and simple. They like Thin Lizzy and pre-suck Aerosmith. Shame Club has soul, they have depth, and they have chops.

RPG – Worth the Weight – Review

September 1, 2008

The punk-rock energy of the first Saints album and the monstrous brawn of the MC5 with the rock-steady R&B timekeeping of classic AC/DC.

Dali’s Llama – Full On Dunes – Review

September 1, 2008

They don’t beat you over the head with stupe via dullish boogie, they beat you with classic Chuck Berry tuck-the-pinky-in via slurred desert blues.

Clouds – We Are Above You – Review

September 1, 2008

If chugliness is next to godliness, Clouds are tuggin’ on the great one’s hem, grinnin’ and waitin’ for free beer.

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