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Greatdayforup – Solace – Review

May 16, 2005

Greatdayforup writes snappy and memorable songs, surprisingly so for a heavy rock band, and stomps the fuck out of them with a brutally heavy non-metal attack.

The Quireboys – Well Oiled – Review

May 12, 2005

Formerly the London Quireboys. They were bluesy, kinda like Cinderella, who were a lot better than their fashion sense. Singer sounded like Rod Stewart.

Pistola – Hold for Bliss – Review

May 12, 2005

Debut from a NYC brooding rock band into Tool. With a female singer. Pretty strong, but need to find themselves.

Over Mars – Affliction, Endocrine, Vertigo – Review

May 12, 2005

Sparse, dark, piano tinkling and a guitar noodle that creeps in periphery. The droning thunder is front-loaded, so you can chill by CD’s end.

Disengage – Application for an Afterlife – Review

May 12, 2005

From Cleveland, third release (last one on Man’s Ruin), not too hardcore roar, not too stoner drone, strong, dry vocals, and a nice, thick, bassy groove.

Allhelluja – Inferno Music – Review

May 12, 2005

Hatesphere singer belts out metal-tinged stoner rock for a side project with Scarlet Records’ guy on drums. Dirty but dry, not metalcore, not Swedish thrash.

The Thieves – The White Line – Review

May 9, 2005

“You Get it Easy” is a catchy tune based on Bowie’s “Heroes,” which is a good one to lift when using “new wavy” rock vocals and a stripped-down nu-garage push.

The Hellacopters – Cream of the Crap! – Review

May 9, 2005

Aimed mainly at hardcore fans and completists. Volume 2 contains a disproportionate number of covers, which have always been the band’s Achilles heel.

SuperHeavyGoatAss – Southern Gun Culture – Review

May 9, 2005

Both bands favor the lethargic tempos and rafter-rumbling frequencies of the hard rock that folks like to call “stoner rock.” Southern rock is a huge influence.

Southern Gun Culture – SuperHeavyGoatAss – Review

May 9, 2005

Both bands favor the lethargic tempos and rafter-rumbling frequencies of the hard rock that folks like to call “stoner rock.” Southern rock is a huge influence.

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