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[ April 24, 2024 ] Powerwolf Announces 2024 North American Fall Tour Dates – News News
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[ April 22, 2024 ] Lord of The Lost Announce First North American Tour Dates in Over a Decade – News News
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[ April 4, 2024 ] Brendan James – Hold Me Back Down – Music Stream Bands
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Mother of God – Anthropos – Review

March 8, 2013

Metallic stoner rock riffery meets heavy grunge soulful/sorrowful vocals. There’s enough Mastodian cosmic swirl and thrust so it’s not duh-metal.

Five Horse Johnson – The Taking of Blackheart – Review

March 7, 2013

Southern rock swagger, harmonica-drenched, dusty vocals of wide range and wide-legged stance kick up electrified cowboy grit like tequila-shooting Molly Hatchet.

Lord Fowl – Moon Queen – Review

February 28, 2013

Part classic rock, part space/cosmo rock, with a healthy dose of Kiss snuck into the vocals and chorus structures.

Down – Down IV Part 1 – The Purple EP – Review

February 26, 2013

Lotta killer riffs out there, with vocalists with wide ranges and power and insightful/mighty lyrics. Why do people still gush about Down?

Larman Clamor – Frogs – Review

February 19, 2013

Von Wieding proves himself a filthy guitarist, sliding muck along those six strings, while gravelly whispering fierceness that’d give Tom Waits pause.

Skanska Mord – Paths to Charon – Review

January 7, 2013

Dirty rock, Sweden-style, with guitar chunk and harmonica from the outset, and then the Soundgarden vocals kick in, swagger and might intact, and you’re hooked.

Graveyard – Lights Out – Review

December 26, 2012

Swedish hard rock revivalists Graveyard garnered a ton of praise (and no shortage of flattering Led Zeppelin comparisons) for last year’s Hisingen Blues.

Royal Republic – Save The Nation – Review

December 24, 2012

From Sweden, really glossy and littered with lyrical cliches, the title track is catchy and hopeful and a little naughty, in an airbrushed boy band kinda way.

Nightstalker – Dead Rock Commandos – Review

December 21, 2012

Biker rock to cosmic pondering, they grab a groove, tune low and mean, solo your dick into the dirt, and smooth croon like the best of ’em.

Sons of Otis – Seismic – Review

December 19, 2012

If Mastodon is shaggy, lumbering, and mighty, Sons of Otis are plodding dinosaurs with a delay pedal.

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