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Jarboe/Justin K Broadrick – J2 – Review

January 1, 2008

Jarboe worked with the NYC artrock/noise legends, Swans. Justin was the mastermind behind Godflesh, a pioneering metal/industrial band in late ’80s/early ’90s.

Firecrackers – You Gotta Love It – Review

January 1, 2008

French rock’n’rollers that love The Hellacopters.

Crom – Hot Sumerian Nights – Review

January 1, 2008

Crom was Conan’s god. Conan had a big sword, and Crom, the band, has big grooves, lots of distortion, and screams and demon bellows from here ’til doomsday.

Dali’s Llama – Sweet Sludge – Review

October 12, 2007

Dali’s Llama swipe any guitar riff they’ve loved forever and put the band on “grit hum” cruise and drove that dumb fuck Kiss, Danzig, Sabbath, Bang riff hard.

Mos Generator – Songs for Future Gods – Review

September 28, 2007

Thick-riffed hard rock. The guys have done time in Mindfunk, Treepeople, and Voodoo Gearshift and know which end of the guitar to tickle.

Chris Cornell – Carry On – Review

September 28, 2007

Cornell wants to remain your Rock God, but he play it safe. Carry On is precise, polished, full of radio-friendly anthems as well as a few quirky gems.

Greenleaf – Agents of Ahriman – Review

September 21, 2007

Greenleaf fuse the roiling generator party bottom-end/vibe that burbled up from Kyuss and the MeteorCity label with tasteful ’70s Euro-hard attack rock.

Electric Wizard – Witchcult Today – Review

September 1, 2007

They’re British doom/drone, distortion-heavy for the sake of being distortion-heavy, and the reverbed vocals make non-hit Sabbath tunes sound chipper.

Blue Cheer – What Doesn’t Kill You – Review

September 1, 2007

Late-’60s San Francisco heavy metal/psychedelic band first studio album in over a decade. 2/3rd of the original line-up, including vocalist Dickie Peterson.

Goon Moon – Licker’s Last Leg – Review

August 20, 2007

Druggy sway fest rolling down the highway blazed by T-Rex, Earth 18, and Bowie. Members of QOTSA, Masters of Reality, Desert Sessions, and Marilyn Manson.

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