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Bible of the Devil – Brutality, Majesty, Eternity – Review

October 13, 2006

Sleazy, duel lead guitar spitting, Motörhead-worshipping, slightly goofy brand of heavy metal that’s loud, brash, cocky, and not always in good taste.

Cardinale – 31:13 – Review

October 6, 2006

“Heavy” as in the emotional, if not bludgeoning sense. Maybe less drone and drift, linking it to a couple older era’s “progressive” rock works.

Bullets and Octane – In The Mouth of The Young – Review

September 22, 2006

A neo-glam band who sport eyeliner and tattoos, use the word punk to mean fast, and you’ll dig it, but always be a little suspicious of how honest it is.

The Shocker – Up Your Ass Tray – Review

September 22, 2006

Jennifer Finch from L7’s new group. It’s a blast of punk and new wave flavored rock with gritty vocals and ridiculous, over the top lyrics.

Void Generator – We Have Found The Space – Review

September 1, 2006

They’ve gotten A LOT better. They were cool, but didn’t really offer much to sink yer teeth into, all about the fuzz and not the tunes.

Vatos Locos – Fortune & Fun – Review

September 1, 2006

They rock hard and fast, but not as fast as, say, Zeke. Bars, girls, shitty paychecks, and Chevelles all find their way into song titles.

The Deen – Review

September 1, 2006

Unsigned band from Germany, but solid Danzig-inspired riff rock. A crooner to take note of, riffs to remember, and TUNES you’ll actually remember.

The Chelsea Smiles – Thirty Six Hours Later – Review

September 1, 2006

Signed to Capitol for a stint, toured with Social D, featuring Todd Youth (Murphy’s Law, D-Generation, Danzig, Motörhead), now calling Acetate home.

The Blakhiv – Any Way She Wants It – Review

September 1, 2006

Glorious messy rock’n’roll from Iceland. Vital and sloppy and fun and chaotic and noisy, a mere five quick jerks and the job is done.

Dirty Rig – Rock Did It – Review

September 1, 2006

Aah, it fits, that being Warrior Soul’s Kory Clarke thrown like a match at the pumps into the rude and rudimentary redneck rock truck known as Dirty Rig.

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