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Sunn O))) – White2 – Review

January 24, 2005

An experimental/ambient duo whose twin gods are the band Earth and Sunn amps. The fifth full-length amid the millions of limited-edition releases.

Stinking Lizaveta – Caught Between Worlds – Review

January 24, 2005

My kind of jam band. In possession of a nimble, subliminal band groove, the type made possible only by playing together for large spaces of time.

Starwood – If It Ain’t Broke, Break It! – Review

January 24, 2005

Lizzy Borden packaged not so secretly as a glam metal act, Starwood sound like a cross between Brides of Destruction and The Wildhearts.

Gonga – Review

January 10, 2005

Four long-haired lager louts stumble out of a cider farm in the English countryside where they’ve been locked up with Nirvana and Black Sabbath albums.

Greatdayforup – Godlovesasinner – Review

December 29, 2004

A five-piece with a true singer/front guy, bass, tubs, and twin axemen. Punk theory and attack, rock dynamism, focus, and attention to craft.

Cathedral – The Serpent’s Gold – Review

December 29, 2004

Cracks a beer and hands it to you, saying Lee Dorrian is back. Seriously, nobody played and recorded and stomped their way through doom quite like Cathedral.

Black Nasa – Deuce – Review

December 29, 2004

Resumes include Godspeed, Atomic Bitchwax, Scene Killer, Gallery of Mites… Y’know, ’70s rocker stuff, proto metal, grunge, and greasy Southern ID’d stuff.

Rich Robinson – Paper – Review

December 27, 2004

Paper is a dissatisfying experience. I’ve been spoiled by Chris Robinson singing this material for so long, and Rich’s voice just doesn’t get the job done.

Antler – Review

December 27, 2004

Antler reside in some of the same classic rock territory as Roadsaw but focus on the mellower, more emotional “lighter in the air” side of things.

Floor – Dove – Review

December 27, 2004

Fine, concise sludge-metal, down-tuned guitars and huge downstrokes driven by fairly brisk tempos, conventional song structures, and non-growly vocals.

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